Francis Joseph Reitz High School - Reflections Yearbook (Evansville, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1987 volume:

I 0 Senior Galen Dieg pauses a th B a C k 01 l p Banner is Played. 5 e Star Spanglecl themselves to help better the school. The freshmen at Reitz tried out for the plays and joined the clubs offered. Students applied themselves been one of the greatest. to their schoolwork by doing well Generations of students have in their classes and succeeding in attended Reitz, many of them being making good grades. our own Parents, Grandparents, Our competltlve teams also did Aunts, and Uncles. We have all very well. The speech and debate heard stories of when our parents teams had an excellent year as did were in school and how Reitz was the rest of the teams. It was also a always the best. We were the team great year for the marching band to beat whether it was sports or and the concert choir. Our drama academically speaking. Well now department put on two fantastic those glory days are back. productions which got even more Our football team worked extra students involved with the cast and hard and made themselves the team crew it took to get the play going. to beat. At that time our parents felt The times at Reitz may have the old days returning. But that was Changed but the attitudes and just the beginning. From that time successfulness remains the same. Once again the school on the hill is back on top. Reitz High School has always had a winning tradition but the 1986-87 school year has on, Reitz was destined to be on top. Reitz might have bad times, but it The students got more involved in will always return Back On Top. school activities. They gave more of Football team members agree that Reitz is back on top. Mrs. Toone's Office Procedures class requires Lisa Fletcher to study hard. Theme 2 Back To School It's 7:30 and the tone sounds signaling the beginning of a new day at Reitz. But, this isn't just any Other dayr it's the firSt day Of A mad rush to class started the new year. school. The halls are lined with people catching up on the summer's events with their friends, looking at each other's schedules, seeing which lunch periods their friends have, or trying to figure out where their classrooms are. At a glance anyone can tell who the rookies and the veterans are. The rookies are usually walking around with a confused look on their faces, and at the same time trying to look as if they know what they are doing. Rookies always make sure they are on time for each and every class. The veterans prefer to casually stroll into class right as the bell is ringing. The first day of school means different things to everyone. For some it means the joy of seeing old friends again. Others may see it as the loss of free time and the beginning of getting up early and of adding homework. No matter how people feel about the first day, it is something we look forward to. By Stephanie Strieter Candy Cain took a break to look ahead. Standing in the coke line, David Hamm displayed another talent. Back To School 4 Patty Carter looks for a place to sit after paying for her lunch. Debbie Tieken and Amy Burkdoll were surprised as their beaker boiled over in chemistry lab. Dee Dee Weese took her turn to demonstrate in Mr. Brumley's class. Arriving tardy concerned Stephanie Knapp. Back To School 5 Sk t b d ' g Riding a skateboard is fun and betWeen' $4egand; 9 exciting, but it is also dangerous. Add thattg-th Just like any other sport it takes a and shingugtd' 51:1 lot of time and practice to be good, Competitivegs' b Some of the skate board moves persbnfs'hgct nu may seem easy, but in reality they are the result of many hours of practice. Bumps and bruises are common when learning the bomb, flip out, and hand plant. . , i, . Becoming a skateboarder is not an man ve'I expensive hobby, and most people ' '0nv,ff0ur..th1 can afford to get into it. The. ' a th: g average board now costs somewhere - I '0 pinches off Skateboarding 6 t Rik .Si xkgvxxxsxxkigxxs xzxxxxxs se This year's pep assemblies were among the best. With winning teams, the students were motivated to cheer at the assemblies. Students got more involved by helping to plan the pep assemblies and appearing in the skits. We'll remember those pep assemblies as being Back on Top Juniors prove just how loud they can get. Reitz cheerleaders get the crowd going during a pep assembly. Coach Bill Hape gives one of his pep talks before the Castle game. The scores were shown at a pep assembly for the North game. Pep 8 Kendall Cummings feels the humor in a skit. Rising to the occasion is the sophomore section. . . . and the join in for the school song. Reporting to the next period is the bad part of a pep session. Pep 9 Bonding What would it be like without friends? Pretty dull. There would be no one to share secrets with. No one to experience the good times and, more importantly, the bad times. Where would we ask advice and endless other things? At Reitz, there are many bonds of friendship. We each have a special friend or friends that make our high school years memorable and bearable. We gain and lose friends over time. Marlene Vonderahe, a senior, explained, Many of my friends when I was a freshman developed other interests. We are still friendly, but not as close. A best friend has qualities that make them more special than our other friends. Laura Barchet, a junior, says, A best friend is always there when you need them and they can be trusted to keep personal conversations personal. When freshmen enter high school they lose many friends because some move away or others attend different schools. Nevertheless, many more new friends are made almost immediately. Not only are the bonds between students at Reitz. But it includes the surrounding community. Sports events and graduation are attended not only by parents and relatives, but by many Westsiders who just want to share old friendships and want to be near the old school spirit. At graduation when the Reitz graduates in the audience are asked to stand, almost no one remains seated. The warmth of friendship is a wonderful feeling and gives us a sense of direction in life. Let's be thankful for the friends who share our high school years; the memories ofe their friendship will last forever. Debbie Guetling You know you have a true friend when they agree to eat in the school cafeteria with you. A great place to meet friends is in the front hall by the Coke machine. These three friends risk their lives by sitting on the main staircase to do their homework. A true friend will sit outside the office with you when you have an appointment with Mr. Higgs. Friends 10 John Damm, David Angle, and Brent Carver enjoy singing together. Freshman boys sit out front and watch the girls go by. Friendship means . . . posing for the photographer whenever possible. Kim Overfield worries that she will have to plan another pep assembly. wwxv Mw$Rxka Friends 11 Homecoming: Homecoming 12. It Was Perfect After defeating North 35-0, approximately 200 couples attended the Homecoming dance. This year's theme song was Heaven in Your Eyes and the decorations were in the school colors. The Homecoming Royalty was announced before the game and consisted of: Prince -- Bobby Swallows, Princess - Jane Mulherin, King - Ken Hansen, and Queen a Kim Overfield. Many believed that this was the best Homecoming Reitz has had in years. As Heather Layden stated It was perfect. Our football team won the decoration were blue and grey I and we had a popular theme song What impressed me the most . though, was the attendence at the dance. Student Council sponsored Homecoming which began after the game and ended at 12:00 pm. By Kim Overfield Newly crowned King Ken Hansen and his Queen Kim Overfield. The Senior Court shown below is front: Sue West, Missy Martin, Kim Overfield, Jennifer Talley, Jane Mulherin, Alicia Hart; row two: Brian Mounts, Ken Hansen, Matt Volkman, Trevor Helmet, Bobby Swallows, Brad Toone. Homecoming 13 Many of the pictures on the next three pages are things that are seen and expected around Reitz High School. These Reitz Sights are things that we will all remember for a long time. Trying to cool off, senior Jeff Crowe HHS takes a breather. Eating lunch at school is exciting. Greg Walker and Jane Mulherin have a heart to heart talk before school. Student council members enjoy a good lollipop before a meeting. Reitz Sights 14 Students set free balloons during a home football game. Darrell King wonders how much trouble he is in for being late this time. Mr. Meyerholtz takes a snack break while on hall duty. Another day begins at Reitz High School. Reitz Sights 15 Marching band practices were a common Election time came and posters were placed sight around Reitz last fall. all over the building. Students take time out to visit before class Senior Crista Carter finds that P.E. clothes begins. were great for October. Reitz Sights 16 Senior Class Officers Left to Right: Kim Overfield, D'Wayne Swit- zer, Jennifer Talley, Chad Stewart We're the best on earth and heaven We're the class of '87 17 SENIORS SENIORS SENIO Leslie D. Adams Donna J. Allen 101mm! Anderson Tracy L. Appell David L. Armitage Gregory D, Ashby . ' Kimberly M. Ashley L Michele M. Baehi 1 :Qgsniais 181 I. ; Tina L. Bland Weslie W. Bland Robert A. Bohrer Benjamin D. Boring ffodd'EgBowexs , . Loretta L. BoYle , Frank 3.,Bradford . nfiQamli'E. grooks. 'Kimbe'riy M-- Brecke- ..,. Lona: 9n D 3mm ' ' .joni LimBrowrj'Z 9 -' Shannen R. Brde 3; - Stephen J i B'r'z'e'izihski' . Dawn's. Burgdorf ' Cynthia E. Burkcs Seniors 19 Angela R. Burmeister' Todd R v Butler Mam: A Byrne- ENIORS SE S Excuses most of us are angelic icing our homework, there , ny 0f us who would do is the old bla' to get out of writing a You walk intg or doing math upset and star etimes I wonder what it is laid it on the be a teacher and hear the forget it. Y0; s that people sit up in bed at gone. Mom ' ' ad think of. Those of us ' en t Very original often turn 9 for our own use. he dog ate it! I can 't see how e ever got anyone out of the garage writ ' Come on, how many dogs to read it to h: accidentally gra- g7 ,We're 130: here to start no trouble, :we're gust here to do the Reitz Bowi 1,511uffle7'sing the Reitz football team ' ji'during' One of the pep assemblies. 92,; iv??? $53 u :eniors h: Seniors 26 . Seniors 28 , xAKp ' ,. Gary L ,Kuyiaencialii ENIORS SENIO Seniors 30 . Seniors 32 33 g? zors Sen RS SENIOR IORS SENIORS SENIOR, . nu. .r-vgri- r'ura wxmw Emour eternal wait for us JOEL AARON HUNTER CLASS 01? 1937 1969-1986 Seniors; 36 ' We're the toughest in the state We're the class of '88 37 Iames Bamtt: ' AliSon Eecker '1 3321;; :Beiangee Richard Berg . Marie Beswick - . Barbara Blackford . Jessica Boiing Robert Benn Anna Baylis V ati ity prevailed once more as Mark P tars e 'tiun of many .. 5 UNIQRS JUNIORS: .; LeighCiiagujfainK, jKendriia Chimers ' IORS JUNIORS j 'Danaf CM. 7 Tracie Hyneman Regina mgram ' jennifgr jarreli: . ORSJUNIORSJUNIORS JUNIORS Erickahinsdn John Rodanburg . ' Robert Rdgers :' Nancy ROSS Meisza Ruff Tamara Saalwachter Danica Sander 5' WW .3u3,: . WWWWWxgg $0, 20 Wn,w We are great We are fine We're the class of '89 45 Sophomores 46 Robert Adler Jeffrey Alsop Derrik Anxer Janel Anslinger Gregory Appel Lachele Arney Amy Ashby Susan Avery Nicole Babb Steven Bailey Shanna Baldwin Melody Barnes Christopher Barthel Salina Basham Alycia' Batson Linda Baughn Glen Baumgart Bryan Beal Tracy Belcher Sara Bernahardt Janette Berry Stacy Berry Sean Blessing Robery Boeke Richard Bogard William Boles Shirrie Booker Danny Boyle Jeffrey Braun Kerri Brooks Dorothy Browder Jimmy Brown Thomas Brown Tina Brown Jeffrey Brumitt Misty Brumley Stacy Bryant Melvin Buchanan Laura Burghardt Christa Burns Christopher Cain JOhn Carey Thomas Carlisle Julie Causey Karen Cheaney Bobbie Choate Amy Cissna James Clark Sarah Clevenger Abbey Col'eman Angela Cooper Elisabeth Cooper Jennifer Cooper Jon Cooper Tara Corley Lola Craddock QPHOMORESSOPHOMORESSOPHOMORE Cheryl Crosser Janet Crowe Kendall Cummings Thomas Cummings Shawn Curtis Neal Damm Roger Damm Candace Devine David Devine Joseph Devop Douglas Diekmann Kimberly Dillon Mia Dix Roy Dossett Becky Drone Jon Dubber Kerry Eagan Kevin Effinger Susanne Egli Christina Eickhoff Matthew Elder Shad English Robert Evans Keith Fehn Bradley Fein Amy Fleming Kimberly F012 Kevin Forbes Teona Forister Vickie Foster Gregory Frankenberger Brady French Angela Fulkerson Pamela Fulkerson Deanett Trent heads back to class af- ter lunch. Sophomores 47 48 SOPHOMORESSO Dawn Fuller Jonathan Fuqua Edward Fuquay Melissa Gard Daniel Garrett Helen Ann Gears Charles Geiser Jo Anne Gerteisen James Gillard Hohn Gilmore Alan Ginn Kathy Godby Angela Goebel Jeffery Goodwin Caryn Gottcent Richard Graves Gregory Green Ingrid Haas Scott Hall Joshua Hammond Deanna Hanes Angela I-Iape Scott Hargett Brian Hartman Monica Hayden Jay Hayes Robert Hayes Klay Heise Jeffrey Helfert Jennifer Henry Matthew Henry David Herndon Amy Hertel Coretta Hicks Elizabeth Higdon Fear Stalks A Class Drivers may leave! called out Mr. Johnston to the students chosen to drive. As they filed out of the room, they breathed a sigh of relief for just missing the surprise quiz on What's under the hood. But, when they walked out the door to the park- ing lot and saw Mr. Henry waiting in the car, panic stuck. Palms were sweaty, upper lips had perspiration beading up on them. And to think, this was even before getting in the car. Just described is a typical day in a Driver's Ed. class. Class begins with three students called to drive. In oth- er words, every day there are three additional hazards on our roads. In- experienced, they attempt to conquer the path ways that we depend on daily. The main lesson taught in the course is that driving is a privilege. Although it is a privilege for many, this privilege is often abused by oth- ers; as seen when surveying the stu- dent parking lot and seeing students doing burn-outs . From the parking lot, they are tak- en to the range. The majority of stu- dents cross their fingers, hold their breath, and whatever else they can think of so that they aren't chosen to drive first. But, as luck - and the instructor - may have it, one stu- dent is picked. Take the car to Blue Street, directs Mr. Henry. As if a gun was being held to their head, blankness fills their mind. They can't seem to be able to remember PHOMORES SOPHOMORES -' where the street is located. All of the pavement markings show either a street or something of importance and from the driver's seat, it would seem that deciphering chemistry notes was less difficult. Aside from the anxiety that strikes most beginning drivers, the experi- ence of a Driver's Education class is tremendous. From building courage, to learning the basics, to accepting a failed test here and there, a Driver's Ed. class helps a person become more mature in many ways. And for the clincher, as of the last days of the semester, beware Evansville pedes- trians - the new drivers will be out there. tAmy HerteD Richard Hill Nicholle Holt Travas Hoover Sherrill Hopple Catherine Houpt Lisa Hudnall Jennifer Hudson Melinda Hunsaker Jasson Hurt Brent J ackson Sheela Jaisinghani Jean Paul James Brett Jarboe Jeffrey Jessee Wesley Johann Charles Johnson Patrick Johnson Scott Johnston Joey Jones Trent Jourdan Terrell Joyce Kyle Kassel Danny Keller Mark Keller Sean Kello James Kestler Ericka King Delana Kirby Melissa Knight Kristine Koewler Kraig Kolb Sabrina Krizek Julie Kuebler Cindy Kuester Gabriel Lamar Robert Lawson Gregory Lefler Kevin Leonard Jennifer Leroy Sandra Lester Christopher Lilly Christopher Lindenberg Cynthia Longest Jill Lucas Cathy Mann Richard Marksberry Jim Mattingly Stephen May Benjamin McCarthy Maeve McConville Nusha McDaniel Shane McFadden James McGehee Kristen McGill Susan McGregor Kimberly McIntosh Sophomores 49 Sophomores Bradley McVey Michael Meeks Daniel Mercer Alicia Minton John Moehlenkamp Teri Momon Robin Mortis Shari Mossberger Ted Mueller Donna Mullen Michael Murray David Myers Rebecca Myers , Deboran Neighbors Paul Niemeir Philip Niemeir Kristen Oates Mary O'Conner Matthew Orshovsky Krista Overfield Matthew Owen Mitchell Paddock Gregory Palmer Thomas Paul Karen Petranek Melody Pfender Matthew Pfister Lionel Phelps Jeffrey Pickett Bobby Potts Loaraine Powers Tina Price Raymond Pruett Kristin Quakkelaar Joseph Quick Jennifer Rainey David Rakestraw Brook Ranes Heather Reed Teresa Reisz Stephanie Reiter 50 oanne Wim leber and Kevin Seidhame Jones walks by. I enjoy time between classes as Mark Shawn Richards Eric Ringo Orlando Robinson Elizabeth Rudolph Thomas Ruminer Derek Sanders Kimberly Savage Cara Scavone Victor Schaefer Chad Schenk Scott Schmitz Brett Schneider Carolynn Schneider Mark Schnell Jerryl Schultz Christine Schweikarth Jeanne Shappell Stacie Shuck Scott Silver James Simms Christopher Singer Curtis Skinner Taylor Skinner Kevin Slaughter Kelly Slinkman Renee Sloan Bradley Smith Jeffrey Smith Shad Smith Tanya Smith Abby Snurpus Tamara Springer Lori Stevens Terry Stevens Cory Stewart Wendy Stewary John Stock Shawn Stocks Kelli Stockton Susan Stovall Jeffery Stucke Michele Stucke Dawn Stuteville Shanna Sutton Dana Switzer Brian Tabor Yolanda Tapp Andrew Taylor Keith Tenhumberg James Thomas Jennifer Tiemann Chad Toone Krista Townsend Tracey Trautvetter Danette Trent Daniel Trent Sophomores 51 Lynn Wilkinson and Kraig Kolb seem to enjoy the beginning of the new school year. Rodney Tuck Sara Tucker Christopher Vetters Heather Wade Andrea Wagoner Bryan Walker David Walton Alice Ward Cecila Wardrip Raymond Wargel Joseph Watson Brian Weatherford Cynthia Weber Jane Weber David Weiss Kathryn Wepfer Billie Werner Steven Werner Stacey Wipple Jody Whitler Dana Wilkinson Lynn Wilkinson Heather Williams Krista Williamson Brandon Willis Jason Wilson Joanne Wimpleberg James Wortz Melissa Wright Jeremy Yarger Amy York Scott Young Trisha Young Donald Ziliak Sophomores 52 FRESHMEN We are great We are mighty We're the class of 1990 ft to Ryi g fgeshman Class Officers 53 FRESHMAN FRESHMAN FRESHMAN Gregory Adams Tina Alexander Ginny Allen Sherrie Allen Carlos Andreu Tara Appell Stacey Arnold Rodney Baehl Brian Bailey David Bain Erica Barker Michelle Barnett Stephanie Barron Peter Barton Karena Bauer Billy Beach Donna Beach Tony Bell Lisa Berfanger Tara Berg Cheree Besing ! Brian Beshera Scott Bibberstaff Felicia Blackford Brian Blum Jason Bolin Camera Boling Michael Boylls Wendy Bradford Carlos Brewer Jeff Brown Kevin Brown Zonia Brown Matthew Browing Stacy Bryant Steven Bryant Tisha Burmeister Deloris Buchannan Heather Cable Daniel Cain Michelle Carney Jennifer Carter Michael Cartwright Stephanie Christmas Tammy Clayton Mark Cobb Katrina Conkle Christopher Cook Tracy Cook Jennifer Corey Eric Cravner Jennifer Cravner Clifford Crowe Stephan Curry Kevin Damm Lisa Daniels Freshman 54 FRESHMAN FRESHMAN FRESHMAN Amy DaVault Mama Davenport Jeffrey Davidson Jennifer Davis Roger Davis Steven Davis Martha Dean Stephanie Deffendall Daniel Dennison David Devine Brian Dietz Elissa Dillon Mia Dix Craig Doniger Darin Downey Jeffrey Duncan Lee Duncan Stacey Dunn Timothy Dunn Gayle Edmonson Cindy Eickhoff Eric Eickhoff Rebecca Evans Corey Farris Jason Fenwick Susan Ferguson Troy Fingers Larry Fleeger Melissa Forshee Kelly Foster Michael Foster Nichoel Foster Kathryn Franklin Pamela Franklin Rachel Fraser Rebecca Fuchs Tonya Fuqua Robin Galka Sarah Gardner Mark Garnett Curtis Garwood Marva Gates Stephanie Gee James Gerard Matthew Gerteisen Duane Gillard Anthony Goffinet Lonita Graham Amy Gray Lonnie Gray Brent Green Todd Greenwell John Griffith Stephanie Grossman James Groves Antoinette Guest Freshman 55 FRESHMAN FRESHMAN FRESHMAN James Gurganus Livvy Hage Edward Hahn Farrel Hale Rebecca Hall Cassie Haller Joy Hammond Darin Hankins Adam Hape Amamda Happe Heather Harmon Missy Hart Mitchell Head Rachel Healy Raymond Heaton Ashley Helfrich Wade Helmer Scott Herrenbruck Cory Herrin Lisa Hickman Katasha Hicks Connie Higgins Leslie Hile Greg Hill Jay Hille Gordon Hochstettler Jenifer Hogan April Hogge David Holder Kevin Holder Jon Hollingworth Paul Hollingsworth Jason Holt Jennifer Hughes Chris Hulan Jane Humphrey Richard Husky Justin Igleheart Ross Ingram Shellie Inkenbrandt Kevin Issac Nicholas Jankowski Tammy Johann David Johnson Joel Johnson Mari Johnson Jamie Jones Scott Jones Brandy Jordan Brian Jorgenson Michelle Kappert Brandie Keitel Casey Kelley David Key Christy Kissinger Christopher Knight 56 Freshman FRESHMAN FRESHMAN Gary Knight Ian Knowles Chris Kolb Kerry Knowles Thomas Kouch Randi Krueger Amber Labaw Jason Lamar Angela Lamell John Lammela Donald Landers Amy Lankford Jason Lashear Michael Lawrence K. Leach Terry Lefler Gary Lichtenberger Ronny Lindauer Jerry Loeffler Kurt LOng Marjalea Loughary Tameron Madison Aaron Mann Brian Martin Donna Martin Jeanna Martinez Joe Mauer Michelle Mayhough Amy McCaslin Traci McClarney Sheronda McCray Flint McCullough Christopher McDonald Jamie McFarland Paul MCMawus Troy Meriwether Jeffrey Miles Dana Miller Jason Miller Shaunna Minnette Lisa Mitchell William Moers Tiari Momon Dale Moody Dustin Moore Kevin Moore Gloria Morgan Dena Morris Rebecca Mortis Kellie Mossberger Kendie Mossberger Teresa Murphy Brian Myers Laura Nevill David Nix Donald Norton Freshman 57 FRESHMAN FRESHMAN FRESHMAN Dennis Nurrengern Larry Orth Scott Orth Brandon Owen Dustin Owens Tracy Pace Jason Paddock Jennifer Palmer Kris Parker James Parkman Andrea Pate Jenni Parson Keri Paul Christopher Payne Jenni Peerman Jerry Pemberton Bradley Perkins Gina Perry Scott Qualls Amy Ramsden Amy Reed Gabrial Reising Heather Reising '4? m 1;: mm mm . W Wme z; 4g Wm, X'Wgym w x g??? ' Freshmen and band went well together Freshman 58 NO PHOTO AVAILABLE Dusty Rhodes Jennifer Rice Jamey Roberts Melanie Roberts Derek Robertson Chandra Ross Kemberly Toth Michael Russler Leian Rust Matthew Ruthenbergh Leah Sailer Christopher Sales Derek Sander John Sander Anna Sanders Brent Sanders Eric Sanders Sherly Sauter Joseph Schaffer Steven Schaffer Frank Schmahlenberger Susan Schmitz Melissa Schmuck Brian Schoening A. Sanders Natalie Shrode Brandon Simmons Angela Simms Cathy Skelton Max Small Aimee Smith Kala Smith James Smith Jared Smith Julie Smith Freshman 59 Fr hjman 60 Gary Snodgrass Eric Spencer Wesley Sprinkle Cheryl Stoelting Jennifer Stone Heather Strickland Scott Strieter Jung Suh Amy Sunderneyer David Taylor Angela Thomas Christopher Thomas Jeremy Todd Richard Torres John Tucker Christina Ulrick Brian Underhill Dawn Utley Andrea Vandever Jay VanZant Daniel Vaughn April Vincent Ladonna Vincent Gary Virgin Laura Vogel Ed Vogel Keith Vonderhae Marian Wade Julie Walls Richard Watson Andrea Wieghtman Steven Wells Cherish Wheeler Tina White David Whitehead Louis Whitledge Shellie Wildt Sherrie Wildt Kellie Wilkins Daniel Williams Toni Williams Donna Wilson Nicole Wilson Carrollette Winstead Chad Word David Wright Kelli Yancy Jason Zimmerman Brandon Sebree 61 62 Concert Choir Shines One highlight of the 1986-87 year for the Concert Choir was performing for the President Ronald Reagan at Roberts Stadium on October 28. Di- rector James Haygood says it was a wonderful experience. Concert Choir consists of 80 mem- bers selected by $010 audition for Mr. Haygood. They perform at banquets, conventions, churches, and their own major concerts. They sing a wide vari- ety of music, from pop to classical. Officers for the choir, which were Chosen only by the Concert Choir members, include President Joeli Sta- ley, Vice President Barbara Owens, Secretary Andy Hubbard, and Trea- surer Susan Patton. Sounds of the Hill is a small group chosen from the Concert Choir. They are selected by a singing and dancing audition. Their primary purpose is to perform at times and places that are not practical for the whole Concert Choir. Sounds performed at the Germnia Manneichor Madry this year. Oulie J ourdam Front: Julie Jourdan, Abby Snurpus, Beth Schneider, Tracy Poole, Joeli Staley, Susan Pat- ton, Galen Deig, Kyle Kassel, Andy Hubbard, Brian Tabor, Tim Barnett, Kristen Oates, Kelly Siekmann, Angela Goebel, Lori Elfrich, Alison Demuth, Andrea Nowling, Row 2: Nikki Babb, Carol Owens, Maura Helsloot, Ashlyn Mur- phy, Brian Wasson, Vince Torres, Pete Ruthen- berg, Ben Spillman, Brent Wasson, Mike Wil- hite, Bruce Barchet, Brian Deem, Phil Cree, Brian Hartman, Sara Bernhardt, Susan Stovall, Juli Julian, Amy Moore, Melody Grubb. Row 3: Alison Becker, Jill Hunter, Susan Mcgregor, Elisabeth Cooper, Darrin Nolte, Robert Woos- ley, John Haller, Matt Madden, David Angel, John Damm, Clint Lauderdale, Darren Hay- good, Greg Appel, Lawn Parker, Abby Cole- man, Lisa Green, Patty Kelley. Row 4: Deana Latham, Kendall Cummings, Melissa English, Deanna Weese, Elizabeth Rudolph, Lonnie Har- ris, Brent Carver, Layne Foote, Paul Hutchin- son, Brian Hape, Matt Caton, Frank Bradford, Doug Keiffner, Andrew Klipsch, David Rams- den, Cindy Thies, Laura MC Mullough, Melody Barnes, Angela Burmeister, Amy Helfrich, Barb Owens. Reitz choir boogies for President Ronald Reagan at Roberts Stadium CTOFH MiChele Phipps at the Presidential visit. Visions of sugar plums danced in their heads. Senior Melissa English practices with Barb Owens for the Christmas musical. Cl'om 63 64 Highest Marching Band this year is both the largest and most successful in Reitz's history. Marching 140 members, the band competed in six contests bringing home numerous trophies. Included in these winnings were the class 4-A Championship at Castle and Division I ratings at both the District and Regional competition. Officers for 1986 include senior Band Captain Pete Ruthenburg, First Lieutenant seniors Joann Uloth and Galen Deig, and junior Drum Majors Patti Kelly and Kevin Band displays their winning formation. Score Ever Sherlock. i Other senior members are Am : Dockery, Scott Hermann, Keith y 1 Hoffmeyer, Kendra Hotz, Kenny l Kebortz, Angie Lawrence, Donna ! Mayes, Lynn McDowell, Randy Seidehamel, Stephanie Strieter Scott Ulrich, Leslie Vetters, and Shainnon Wambach. Reitz recored its highest score ever at Regional competition on October 18. Featured in the show was Chicago III suite, Free Casals suite , and My Heart, Belongs to Me . Below, the 1986 Marching Band and Flag Corps. rFlag Corps: Amy Ashby, Keri Braukhoff, Jeanette Winiger, Michelle Turpin, Kendra Hotz, Debbie Shrode; Row Two: Toni Willisims, Alicia Sensmeier, Cindy Kuester, Jessica Boling, Kathy Steurer, Krissy McGill; Row Three: Kim Dillon, Lora Powers, Michelle Forshee, Cathy Mann, Amy Moore, Lori Mayes; Row Four: Karena Bauer, Sara Tucker, Kendall Cummings, Kym McIntosh, Sara Bernhardt, Laura Hostettler. Lined up and ready for competition at Central l Tuning up for half-time entertainment. Middle left are Sean Blessing, Joanne Wimple- berg, and Chris Barthel. Above, the percussion section is ready. Lined up and ready for competition. 65 Best In The City The strength of the Instrumental Music program lies in its variety and diversity. While the Marching Band and Pep Band provide entertainment at athletic events, the Stage Band, String Ensemble, and Jazz Ensemble Stage Band: Adam Hape, Kelly Slinkman, Tim Barnett, David Bain, Tony Skinner; Row two: Tommy Wright, John Griffith, Shawn Jones, Jill Lucas, Tom Carlisle, James Gurganes; Row three: Jim Loeffler, Mike Lineback, Keith Fehn, Jason Hillenbrand, Kurt Raleigh. String Ensemble: Angela Goebel, Marlene Vonderahe, Kristen Quakkelaar, Blake Forester; Row two: Kym McIntosh, Lisa Joest; Row three: Tara Appel, Shana South, Julia Seckinger, Tom Carlisle; Row Four: Lori Mayes, Lisa Daniels, Sheila Jaisinghania, Sarah Gardner. Band 66 furnish music for dinners, dances and other functions within the communi- ty. The Concert Band, Concert Or- chestra, and Wind Ensemble concen- trate on performing difficult literature in traditional concerts and competi- T I E tion. This year as in the past, each of 1 these groups was acknowledged to be far the finest of its kind in the city. T Jazz Band: Kenny Kebortz, Jeff Braun, Elizabeth Rudolph, Blake Forester, Pete Ruthenburg. Row two: Bob Hayes, Shannon Wambach, Sean Blessing, Tim Barnett, Sarah Wolf, Glen Groben. Row three: Scott Ulrich, Steve Bradford, Brian Hape, Kevin Seidehamel, Scott Hermann. Row four: Angie Lawrence, Randy Seidehamel, Brian Tabor, Kevin Sherlock, J.D. Dubber. Wind Ensemble: Jennifer Healey, Lorena Havill, Sarah Wolf, Barbie Blackford, Shannon Wambach, James Gurganes; m Elizabeth Rudolph, Shawn Jones, Kelly Slinkman, Jill Lucas, Kevin Seidehamel, Joel Johnson, Iphn Griffith; Row three: Shannon Heneisen, Patty Kelley, Lynn McDowell, Amy Flemming, Jenny Hudson, Sean Blessing, Bob Hayes, Glen Groben; Row four: Brian Tabor, Tim Barnett, Kevin Sherlock, Rany Seidehamel, Angie Lawrence, Joann Uloth, Pete Ruthenburg, Keith Fehn, Keith Hoffmeyer; Row five: John Umbach, Tommy Wright, Galen Deig, Kenny Kebortz, Kurt Raleigh, Jeff Braun, Scott Ulrich, Steve Bradford. Band 67 Cheer Squads Revamped Varsity and reserve squads were replaced this year .by ??Itue squad and gray squad. The two squads were equal 1n a 1 137. During the 1986 football season both blue and gray squa C1s cheered for the varsity team. Reserve games were alternate , blue one week and grey the next. During basketball season the same method was used, except blue and grey will not be cheering together. Both grey, blue, and freshman squads attended a cheer camp at Dapauw University. Amy Helfrich is captain for grey squad and Missy Martin for blue squad. Panthers, Panthers is lead by Juli Julian. Both Blue and Grey Squads cheer on the fans Inside Peppy the Panther is senior Crista Carter. Row one: Kendie Mossberger, Heather Reising, Sherry Allen, Ashley Helfrich, Amy Reed, Kellie Mossberger; Row two: Kristie Mossberger, Missy Martin, Susan Patton, Ann Mulherin, Tracy Trauttfeter, Sherry Fleming; Row Three: Lisa Elpers, Kelly Siekmann, Jane Mulherin, cheer coach Kristi Brown, Amy Helfrick, Juli Julian, and Karen Patronic. Cheerleaders 68 WKU Helps Team Once again Mrs. Lentz has strived to put togerther another great season by the Hilltoppers. By performing half-time routines during football, basketball games and at pep assemblies the Hilltoppers have not only added color and pep but school spirit to the student body. The Hilltopper girls started early last summer getting ready for the upcoming season. By attending a dance and cheerleading camp, at Western Kentucky University the girls learned many new routines to perform for school activities. By selling candy, balloons and participating in a car wash the dance group earned enough money to buy uniforms and dance equipment. This years sixteen member team is lead by captain Laura McCullagh and by co-captain Tracy Babbs. Hilltoppers show in their routines that Reitz is 1751. Row one e Katy Wepfer; Row two e Sherry Berlin, Michelle Phipps; Row three - Dede Shanks, Tina Forister, Tracy Poole; Row four e Tina White, Shannon Menet, Tracy Babbs, Laura McCullagh; Row five e Lisa Gresser, Heather Williams, Lisa Layne, Nicky Holt. Not shown, Ann Tears and Lisa Morris. Hilltoppers 69 Speech ction See Supplement Coverage W142 Kristen McGill tells all while Shannon Minnette listens in disbelief. How Mr. Durbin gives helpful hints to the debaters. Abon Mr. Brumely watches as Cathy Owen takes charge- Speech 70 Brian Mounts lends a hand in the Thanksgiving Basket Drive. The Student Council is all smiles. Mounts Leads BC. This year's Student Council had a very busy schedule. During the fall they sponsored Toys for Tots, Thanksgiving baskets, and the Football Homecoming. Just before Christmas break they put together the Turnabout dance. In February they put on the Basket- ball Homecoming. The Student Council also took part in voicing the opinions of the students. They met regularly and had many productive ideas. The main adviser of the Student Council was Mr. Freece. He super- vised all the activities and put in much of his personal time. The officers of this year's Stu- dent Council are as follows: Brian Mounts - President, Matt Volk- man - Vice President, Kemp Layden - Treasurer, Heather Layden a Secretary. Student Council advisers Mr. Freece and Ms. Moore along with their officers; Heather Layden, Brian Mounts, Kemp Layden, and Matt Volkman. 71 OEA Buttons Up Athletes For Sale The Reitz OEA has been very busy this year. The activities they have participated in include selling kuchens at the Fall Festival, the Halloween dance, and a hayride at Bauer's Grove. The OEA has also contributed to this year's football team by making buttons of all the palyers, and selling programs at the home games. They also had a candy and gift sale. Row one: Karen Gauger, Michelle Turpin, Monica Moorhead, Candi Gillenwater, Jayne Kasinger, Tracy Appell, Jennifer Small, Tracy Hankins, Bonnie Toone; Row two: Sondra Hatfield, Cydney Wolf, Bob Kirk, Robyn Orman, Stephanie Knapp, Lisa Gresser, Lisa Trautvetter; Row three: Elaine Fortune, Toni Hickman, Shay White, Stephanie Gerbig, Kim Pearce, Ann-Marie Petranek, Amy Kissel, Lisa Layne; Row four: Leigh-Ann Chastain, Anna Williams, Lucy Johann, Sherri Berlin, Shannon Brown, Amy Keene, Carrie Garnett, Kelly Conner, Donna Allen; Row five: Mary Deffendall, Julie Simmons, Lisa Fulkerson, Jodie Simmons, Lisa Fulkerson, Jodie Moore, Tina Bland, Lynnette Lenfers, Sherry Snodgrass, Sam Elliott, Jane Mulherin, Julie Castleman. Jennifer Jarrell, Lucy Johann, and Julie Castleman prepare balloons for the football game. First row: Kelly Conner, Candi Gillenwater, Jayne Kasinger, Monica Moorhead. Second Row: Amy Kissel, Donna Allen, Stephanie Gerbig, Jennifer Mall, Michelle Turpin; Row three: Shay White, Sondra Hatfield, Jane Mulherin, Lisa Layne; Row four: Karne Gauger, Amy Keene, Sherri Berlin, Sam Elliott; Row five: Shannon Brown. OEA 72 OEA members make final preparations for the Hallowee d n ante. mumm nwmum Mari Combs poses with three winners of the FFA peddle-tractor pull. W; Lisa Petitjean, Becky Grisham, Janet Crowe, Jimmy Wortz, Chris Kolb, Darrin Downey, Angie Thomas, Brandan Sebree; MM; Mari Combs, Jeanette Winiger, Lori Koewler, Kendra Schnautz, Kristie Koewler, Carolyn Hale, David Dennison, Troy Happe, Cory Herrin, Michelle Mayhugh, Jeff Miller; M; Charo Schmitt, Everett Hale, Jeff Alsop, Mark Stucke, Russel Newman, Dan Garret, Skip Lacer, Jared Smith, David Wright, Mark Wigman. FFA Not All Work This year, FFA has participated in many events. On June 16-19 they went to the state convention. Summer camp was July 14-16. At the 4-H county fair this year the FFA sponsored a young McDonald's farm and a pedal tractor pull for little kids. In November they headed for Kansas City, Missouri, for the FFA National Convention. December brough about new officers attending winter camp. Even though it may seem like it, the Reitz FFA is not all work and no play. Every month they have a recreation activitiy. They invite other FFA groups from around the area to attend. Everyone in the FFA worked very hard this year to achieve their success. All the work yielded many fine memories. Mr. Higgs stands among FFA officers. FFA 73 . Love 15 Forever Picture this! The Date: February, Friday the 13th, The Setting: Reitz High School gym. The Event: Basketball Homecoming. The Challenge: Reitz vs. Terre Haute South. The Outcome: Reitz losses in overtime. Superstitions truly predicted the outcome of the game; however, the Homecoming Dance proved to be a different story. Everybody enjoyed themselves as they danced to the sounds of DJ. Randy Webber. As they swayed to the theme Love 15 Forever, Amy Helfrich and Matt Osborne enjoyed their reign as homecoming queen and king. Stephanie Strieter and Dirk English were proudly crowned prince and princess. Making up the rest of the homecoming court were seniors: Greg Ashby, Andy Washo, John McGregor, Doug Waterman, Kristen Toone, Marlene Vonderahe, Kristi Daugherty, Tricia Moit. Juniors were: Tommy Anderson, John Haller, Barb Barchet, Sloan Carter. Sophomores: Brent Marksberry, Tracey Trautvetter, Susan McGregor. Freshmen: Jimmy Loeffler, Mike Lawrence, Andrea Pate, Kellie Mossberger. Homecoming 74 75 ll Winning Tradition Returns The varsity football season started CaStIE; thelbattle 0f the . defegise only anowed Castle to reach out this year with some very high undefeated 5. Castle was 9th 1n midaeld once in the game. Still hopes. With close to 18 returning Class 5A and the Panthers had staymg at 4661 m the state, the lettermen coming back from a team climbed to 4H 1n Ciass 4A. Before panthers went on to post Wins OVer that went all the way to the regional almost 13,000 fans in the bowl, North, Bosse, and Central by SCOres last year, goals of winning a state Reitz definitely provedthey were a of .35-0, 34-0, and 20-13, resPeCtivel team to be reckoned w1th by Wlth the Victory over Central, Reitz- championship were set. Unfortunately, the dream fell short. On the other hand, some very great , things happened this year for the - ,. 1W Panthers. V V w , Reitz went to New Albany on August 31 ranked tenth in the state. After causing numerous turnovers on defense and making several big plays offensively, the footballers embarrassed the Bulldogs 51-0. That next week, Reitz moved to 6th in the state and prepared to take on Memorial. The defense allowed less than 100 yards total offense in the game and Reitz came away with a 33-0 win. After just two games, the team was one of the few in Southern Indiana to be undefeated and unscored on. Being ranked 4952 in the state the next week, Reitz again prevailed 24-7 over Harrison before almost 8,000 fans in the bowl. Still remaining 51752 in the state, the Panthers defeated westside rival Mater Dei 35-6 and brought the Westside Traveling Trophy back on the hill. The stage was then set for the game between Reitz and defeating the Knights 21-0. The hcon't on page 78h D'tll ml'mml m Reitz bursts through the hoop before they play Mater Dei. Senior Ken Hansen rumbles through a hole against Vincennes Lin- coln. Senior Maurice Mayes moving in for the kill. Football 76 Ag; Mxx a Coach Bill Hape accepts the Westside Traveling Trophy. Reitz won the game 35-6. Reitz's stingy defense swarms around a Castle ballcarrier. Front Row: Darrin Nolte, Eric Wytovak, Maurice Mayes, Jeff Neisz, Doug Waterman, Matt Osborne, Brad Toone, Greg Walker, Johnnie Brown, Jeff Crowe, Trevor Helmet. Second Row: Fred Mackey, Marc Schnarr, Odis Meredith, Frank Bradford, Scott Torres, Andy Washo, Terry Fleming, Tony Neineier, Shawn Johnston, Ken Hansen, Craig Sprinkle. Third Row: Greg Ashby, Gary Kitchens, Vince Torres, Nick Coleman, Kevin Ham, Robert Woosley, Marcos Mayes, Jeff Richardt, Brian Ashby, Wade Morris, Charles Stone, Fourth Row: Kevin Schapker, Miks Gossman, Johnny Anderson, Chad Stewart. Em: Don Waterman, Mike Horn, Edmund Higgs, Richard Nau, Bill Hape, Jack Schaefer. Football 77 captured the City and SIAC Senior Greg Ashby is tackled by a North de- Senior Jeff Neisz sticks his headint championship and succeeded to be fender after hauling down a jump pass. Gary Kitchens looks on, one of the few Reitz teams to go undefeated during the regular season in many years. With such state contenders as Jasper, Boonville, and Harrison in their sectional, the team knew they had their work cut out for them to even win the sectional. After recording an impressive win over Vincennes Lincoln i40-0i in the first round, Reitz was faced with battling 9W Jasper. Jasper was definitely hungry for revenge after losing 21-2 to Reitz last year in the sectional championship. After almost 3V2 quarters of a heated defensive battle, Jasper was able to kick a 36 yard field goal with 43 seconds left to win 10-7. For the second year in a row, Reitz had been beaten on the last second play in the playoffs. 0 a pileup as Coach Bill Hape: I feel the 4H ranking this year was a tribute to the kids for all their hard work; we had a great season and had nothing to be ashamed of. Eterrgfftgailbeck Ken Hansen shows his Some Reitz defenders show the importance of downg as It takes 4 tacklers to bring him gang tackling on a ball-carrier. Senior tailback Terry Fleming shows his break-away speed in a game against Memorial. Football 78 Senior captain Marc Schnarr grimaces in pain after dislocating his shoulder. Seniors Darrin Nolte and Brad Toone both shared responsibilities for kicking PAT's this year. Assistant coach Nau gives Mike Gossman a piece of advice. Senior tailback Terry Fleming 10016 downfield for help against Vincennes. Football 79 Reserves, Frosh Follow Footsteps Following in the footsteps of the varsity, the Reitz reserve football team captured the City title. In fact, it was the second year in a row the Reserves have won City. Both years the Panthers were coached by former Reitz all-state player Mike Horn. Coach Horn has lost but two games since he took the job as reserve football coach. The only loss this year came from Castle. The City champions finished their season with a 6-1 record, The team worked hard tOgether and had good leadership. If the Panthers keep playing as they did this year they will develop into a good varsity team. The Panthers leading scorer on the team was Scott Johnston. Johnston finished the year with 16 touchdowns, while Phil Niemeier added by kicking 24 more points. Team captains for the Panthers were Nick Schnarr and Brian Hape. Even with three losses, the Front: Tommy Anderson, Steve Minor, Jason Spain, Nick Schnarr, Chad Toone, Jason Scott, John Haller, 301! M: Scott Fenwick, Jerry Loeffler, Dirk Euler, Scott Johnston, Robby Grubbs, Gene Henderson, Doug Boylls, Eddie Dietz, Jeff Allega; Row three: Klay Heise, Mike Montgomery, Matt Henry, Chris Cummings, Danny Keller, Robert Graves, Brian Deem; Row four: Kevin Effinger, Paul Niemeier, Bryan Walker, Layne Foote, Jeff Mills, Chris Kelley, Toby Riney, Brian Hape, John Schneider; Row five: Jim Wimpelberg, Kraig Kolb, Jeff Stucke, Jeff Brummitt, Jeff Helfert, Rodney Boeke, Coach Mike Horn. Front: Kevin Isaac, Flint McCullough, Eric Sanders, Billy Beach, Dan Dennison, Ronnie Lindauer, Danny McFarland, Keith Moorhead, Cary Knight; Row two: Brent Green, Cameron Boling, Jonathon Spencer, Mike Boylls, Raymond Heaton, Doug Beckner, Rick Utley, Scott Jones; Row three: Rick Torress, Kevin Moore, Wade Helmer, Kevin Damm, Dustin Moore, Scott Orth, Brian Bailey, Casey Kelley; Row four: Chris Sales, Adam Hape, Eddie Vogel, Scott Strieter, Gary Snodgrass, Chris Payne, Mitch Head, John Tucker; Row five: Coach Gene Backes, Eric Word, Jim Loeffler, Rodney Baehl, Eric Eickhoff, Dale Moody, Greg Hill, Asst Coach Lloyd Owen. Football 80 freshman football team proved they could play with any team in the city according to Head Coach Gene Backes. Losing two of their three games by a narrow margin, the freshman footballers could have been 7-1 just as easy as 4-3. The intelligent and versatile panthers worked hard to prepare for vasity action in future years. Playing at least 30 or more players a game, the freshman team will also be an experienced sophomore class next year. Co-Captains of the team John Tucker of the defense and Chris Payne who led the Panthers in all offensive categories plan to carry their leadership in years to come. Coach Backes said, This year's team was a very enjoyable group of young men, very intelligent team, with a lot of promise for the future. Head Coach Mike Horn looks on in d concentration. eep Marlene Vonderhe shows her ability during a Reserve player Michele Mayhugh leaps for a game. spike. Better Than Record Showed After finishing second in the sectional game last year and losing only three starters, the spirits of the Reitz volleyball team were high before the 1986 season. The team was very competitive this year and was much better than their record showed, Coach Sharon Long said, They were a good bunch of girls. They had potential and were very competitive. The Lady Panthers ended their season with a record of 6-14, losing in the first game of section to Mater Dei. Team captains for the squad were seniors Marlene Vonderahe, Stacy Sailor, and Stephanie Lurker. m: Shanna Baldwin, Luanne Montgomery, Keri Paul, Kristin Quakkelaar, Ali Minton, Christy Ingram, Carrie Mann, Maura Laura Nevill, Kym McIntosy, Shelly Wilt; Helsloot: Row two: Assistant Coach Kelly Row Four: Jenny Davis, Carrolette Winstead, Jochem, Stacy Sailor, Maebe McConville, Andrea Vandever, Jennifer Rice, Michele . . Stephanie Lurker, Killi Stockton, Marlene Mayhugh, Leah Sailor, Sherry Snodgrass. One of the Senier captains, Stephanie Lurker, Vonderahe, Coach Sharon Long; Row three: keeps the ball alive. Volleyball 81 Special Spirit The Cross Country team had a special team spirit which made it easy to accomplish many goals, stated Coach Dan Durbin. The boy's team captured the City Cross County title. The following individuals made the All-City team: Rodney Compton, Scott Hayes, Bobby Swallows, And Kim Overfield, Making the All-SIAC team were Compton, Hayes, and Overfield. Perhaps the biggest accomplishment of the year was that both the girl's and boy's team qualified for semi-state together. Reitz was the only Southwestern Indiana team to qualify both teams. When the semi-state meet was over, only one Reitz runner was going to State. Seniro Scott Hayes competed and placed fiftieth in the State Cross Country Meet in Indianaoplis. Our team was uniqaue this year and I was proud of every runner on my teams. They are special people. Reitz Boy's Cross Country off and running. Cross Country 82 Senior Scott Hayes consults teammates before meet. Front Row: Sam Steinmetz, Kim Overfield, Amy Helfrich, Amy Moore, Jennifer Talley, Cory Stewart; Second Row: Laura Voegel, Staci Krueger, Crista Carter, Amy Lunkenheimer, Coach Durbin gives his runners some last mi ute advice. ni Keri Crabtree, Carol Owen; Third Row: Bobby Swallows, Randy Seidhamel, Rodney Compton, Greg Given, Brian Mounts, Chris Barthel, Coa- ch Dan Durbin. Cross Country 83 Senior David Hamm nails a free throw P t during a game. a I I I I e rs Senior forward Kemp Layden launches a jump shot against Bosse. Solve Problems . This year's basketball team started Rodney Compton and DaV1d Hamm. this season with two very big Controlling the back. boards and problems. One was replacing Mark rebounding the ball 1ncluded the Tyler, who averaged over nineteen three big men on the squad Matt points a game and another was Volkman, Lamar chks, and Scott replacing 6'5V2 Rick Goedde, who Hayes. . averaged over 14 pts. a game and The Panthers record 1ncluded 9 was the team's leading rebounder. wins and 10 losses Coach Farmer The Panthers on the court showed stated, We are a better team than tremendous determination to give our record showed, the boys worked one-hundred percent. The seniors of hard at practice, they played well this years ball club included: Kemp together, and they had good team Layden, David Hamm, Rodney spirit. Coach Farmer also stated: Compton, Lamar Hicks, Matt We improved very much Volkman, and Scott Hayes. throughout the season, and we Rounding out the Panther lineup surprised a lot of people. includes: Doug Kieffner, Clint This years team was basically Lauderdale, Robert Rogers, and senior oriented and the way they Andrew Klipsch. played to the last second showed it. Kemp Layden lead the team in They never gave up and continued scoring, following close behind were to fight until the final second. Boys Varsity 84 Rodney Compton Senior follows through on a free throw against Mater Dei. Senior Lamar Hicks drives to the baseline for two points. We surprised a lot of people and we've gained respect from other teams. Varsity Coach Charles Farmer, Scott Hayes, Carl Wade, Clint Laudersdale, Matt Volkman, D0118 Kieffner, David Hamm, Rodney Andrew Klipsch, Lamar Hicks, Kemp Layden, Junior Doug Kieffner fires a jump shot Compton, Robert Rogers. Second Row: Coach Coach Durdin. against Mater Dei. Boys Varsity 85 Frosh Reserve And Fresh Coaches Wade and Durdin confer during a . . t. . Freshman team' Corey Farris Jay Hille Keith Mitchell Head, Ken Gray, TOdd Greenwell, break 1n Reserve ac 10m Vonderahe' Row two: Kevin Isaac, David Christopher McDonald, Mike Lawrence, Boxing out Harrison players, the Frosh Nix, Scott ,Streiter, I.M. Knowles, Pete Barton, Jonathon Spencer. waite d for a rebound. Wes Sprinkle; Row three: Coach Carl Wade, Reserve Team: Wesley Johann, Raymond Richard Marksberry, Tim Weiss, Chris Lilly; Gilmore, Greg Given Richard Graves, Wes Pruett, Kraig Kolb, Jimmy Thompson, Row Two: Coach Bruce Durdin, John Wilhite, D. Sanders, Matt Henry, J. Smlth- Basketball 86 Soccer Soccer Soccer Soccer Soccer Soccer Soccer Soccer Soccer Soccer Soccer Soccer Soccer, a CIUb sport, continues to visiting German student, Peter C1 b S attract players who pay their own Troger, played while attending u OCCQI' way to represent Reitz. This year a Reitz, Nearly all Reitz players play soccer year- round. $ are Clint Lauderdale and Doug Kieffner. Below is Greg Given punting during sectional play. At Bottom Clint Lauderdale controls the ball in a Coca-Cola All-City match. Varsity: Keith Vonderahe, Tim Weiss, David Huston, John Damm, Ralph C016, J im Weiss, Sam Swepe, Sam Steinmetz, Brent Thompson, Greg Given, Clint Lauderdale, Marksberry, J, Andrew Hubbard, Matt Doug Kieffner, Ass't Coach Mike Lauderdale. Madden; Row two: Coach Joe Kuda, Kevin Not pictured: Greg Epley and Wes Wilhite. Soccer 87 Toby Riney takes control of a match as the referee looks on. Jerry Loeffler takes control over an opponent in a match against Harrison. We have excellent quality wrestlers, but we just lack said Coach Latham. I numbers,' Wrestling 88 Front: Jim Petrig, Brady French, Tommy Anderson, Jerry Loeffler, Scott Rhodes, Quentin French, Mark Wigand, Nick Singer; Row Two: Jason Groves, Brian Hartman, f I Tony Moser, Scott Fenw1ck, Marcos Mayes, Darrin Lewis, Phillip Cree, Curtis Skinner, Jack Whitehouse; Row Three: Coach Jerry Latham, Mike Dietz, Eric Sanders, Joe Schaefer, Scott Torres, Matt Pfister, Scott Hall, Scott Qualls, Chris Parmley, Ben McCarthy, Ass't Coach Tom Wigand, Ass't Coach Scott Rippy. Jerry Loeffler advanced to the state finals, but lost in the first round. Other Sectional bright spots were Jim Petrig, Brady French, Mark Wigand, Matt Pfister, Tom Anderson, and Brian Hartman; all advanced to the regional round of the state tournament. Tom Anderson tries to keep his chin intact while going for the pin. During the regular season Coach Latham's squad finished second overall in the city, and did well in the tournaments. Mr. Latham commented he was satisfied with this years team effort and is looking for even more wins next year. Wrestling 89 A Moore drives to the basket for two against Mater Del. my Smiling and pleased, Coach Weber remarked his team was composed of overachievers. Sherry Snodgrass fights for the rebound during sectionals. M Trenny Lacer, Amy Moore, Belinda Cardin, Luanne Montgomery, Heather Layden, Kris Hormuth; m Assistant Coach Barb Dykstra, Maeve McConville, Lisa Goedde, Stephanie Strieter, Sherry Snodgrass, Shauntrece Crider, Kim Overfield, Kerri Knowles, Head Coach Joe Weber. Girl's Varsity 90 Ladies Lea The Lady Panthers made it all the way to the championship game for the sectional title, but were defeated by the Memorial Tigers, 46-39. In spite of their disappointing loss to Memorial, the ladies had a winning season with a record of 22-9. This year's team was gifted with excellent senior leadership, Luanne Montgomery goes up for two against , Mater Dei at home. Between two Wildcats, Kim Overfield puts in an easy basket. commented Coach Weber. Kim Overfield and Belinda Cardin were team captains. In their playing, the entire team was very unselfish, and worked very well together. All of these factors were instrumental in allowing the team to have the record they obtained. Girl's Varsity 91 Front Row: Glen Baumgart, Steve Warner, Mark Busby, Todd Beshear, Tom Barron, Shane McFadden, Cory Herrin; Back Row: Coach Ron Kelley, Kemp Layden, man, Scott Bennett. Jeff Flener, Matt Volk- Senior Matt Volkman displays top form On the court. Matt's record was 9-5. Coach Kelley: I've enjoyed this year working these tennis players, the season was a real success. Competitive Team Led By Seniors First year tennis coach Ron Kelley's team got off to a slow start, but finally got on track by winning two in a row from Mater Dei and Central. The team had a good showing in the Gibson Southern Tournament by placing second out of four teams. Senior Matt Volkman took top honors by placing first in the singles division. By the close of his first season, coach Ron Kelley said, We are playing the best tennis that I can possibly expect and are competitive with most teams in the city. The boys team finished out the '86 season by placing fourth in the eight team SIAC Tournament. Seniors Kemp Layden and Scott Bennett placed third overall in doubles. Steve Warner and Shane McFadden took home fourth place ribbons each. 92 Lori Elfrich follows through after a shot. Angela Burmeister fights her way out of the sand. Senior Kelly O'Hanrahan tees off at Helfrich. 2f rien ;. ,. ed butw xvizef Cany; ?Qmeetitw Girl Golfer's Young But Tough This year's girl's golf team was basically young and inexperienced but still were able to give other teams tough competition. After losing key players Alizabeth Aramowicz and Andrea Moore from last year's team, this year's golf team had little experience. Even though three out of the six member team were seniors, most were first year players. Relying on leadership from Senior Lori Elfrich and Sophomore Heather Wade, second year coach John Aramowicz's team was fifth in City, sixth in the SIAC, and fifth in Sectional. Both Wade and Elfrich were within a couple of stokes of making the All-City team. Reitz 252. Central 201 Harrison 211 242. Central 204 North 259 240 Mater Dei 219 Castle 2.2.8 193 Central 198 Bosse 234 232 Castle 249 City 466 tPiftht . .. gQgr SIAC 499 tSixtht . seCtlonal a:lfthh Front Row: Heather Wade, Kelli O'Hanrahan. Lori Elfrich. Not pictured: Amy Lunkenheimer, Back Row: Angela Burmeister, Jennifer Corey, Greta Hardin, and Coach John Aramowicz. 93 Reserves Finis Strong At 13-3 Brooke Ranes makes an unsuccessful attempt at a loose ball, i 1 RESERVE TEAM: Janet Crowe, Missy Hart, Mayhugh, April Vincent, Kerry Knowles, Mindy Hunsaker shoots a jumper against Lonita Graha, Laura Vogel, Keri Paul, Ali Brooke Ranes, Keri Crabtree, Coach Joe Castle. Minton, Ginny Allen. Row Two: Coach Weber. Barbara Dykstra, Mindy Hunsaker, Michelle Girls Reserve 94 95 Math Math Math Math Math Math Math Math Math Math Mathematics , Sum Up Mathematics changed the numbers of teachers this year by the addition of two new people to the department. Mrs. Delores Heeger and Mr. Michael Orth are the new faces. Both have shared the algebra classes and each has taught some of the basics during the year. Unlike some math departments around the city and state this year, the department held steady in enrollment in the upper level classes. At the same time the increased state requirements in math have seen an increase in numbers of students taking the practical courses offered, such as the pre-algebra, shop and business math. Mr. Heilman gives a thumbs down on cheating Senior Stephanie Strieter gets some trig tutoring from junior Brian Schultz L. Albin D. Heeger C. Heilman mow J. Lentz C. Merrill M. Orth Math 96 T. Anderson C. Boyd W. Hickrod L. Johnston N. Kniese R. Fellwock R. Robling Sophomores Neal Damm and Tommy Brown put the finishing touches on their project. Art Draws Us To The Top Many people get their creative juices flowing in the several art classes offered. This creativity, however, poses controversial questions. Should creativity be graded? How is the abstract concept graded? Students who bring a project, whether it be a painting or wood sculpture, form a mere visualization in the mind into a tangible object usually views the object as quite worth an A grade. But, when it is presented to the teacher for approval, the teacher sometimes grades it lower. Who's right? Clint Wiethop, senior, said, Art you can't grade because it is in your opinion of what is good and what is not. Obviously in a classroom situation it must be graded. The teachers decide how it is to be graded. Mr. Kneise grades on originality and creativity. If a question arises as to what the student tried to put across in the work, I'd probably discuss it with them, he said. Mr. Hickrod considers many facets when he grades: My evaulations are based upon design, quality, craftsmanship, and creativity. Should the teacher's own views go in the grade? Senior Dave Armitage said, I think they should grade on craftsmanship, but also put their opinion in it. I guess they knowlwhat's good and bad from experience. tKim Ashleyi Tyrone Pollard looks on while Travis Ray shapes a ceramic bowl. Art 97 Agri Business Agri Business Agri Business Agri Business Agri Floral Design is one of the many classes R. Meyerholtz offered in the Reitz agribusiness department. Christine Wagner, junior, enjoys making an arrangement. Students in Foods class begin to dig in at their annual Thanksgiving dinner. Junior Dara Pearl teaches young students at an area grade school. J. Campbell K. Klipsch Agri Business 98 Foreign Language Foreign Language Foreign Language Foreign W. Deig Students learn Spanish as a second language. L' Haun P. Kirkman W. Kluesner wrwm z r z a $ w x wwwxwg wmwwww Students Darren Haygood, Kerri Brooks, Shari Mossberger, Kevin Shekell, and Juli Julian read a German passage. Foreign Language has been a Part of many students curriculum over the past years. It is a must for college and will greatly aid for future foreign travel. Students enjoy doing work in German class. For.Lang.99 Business Offers The business department has undergone many changes this year. With the retirement of Mrs. Marlin, the staff has been cut, but many new classes were offered for the first time. One new class this year is the Accounting Lab. It took over last year's Accounting five and six. The Accounting Lab is two periods; one period they use their books, the other is spent using computers. Another new class this year is Business Communications. This class was offered last year but it couldn't meet enrollment. It can be used as an English elective to meet English requirements or as a business class. Speedwriting is another new Class offered in the business area. By relating sounds and Senior Kenny Kebortz looks at the computer in deep concentration. K. Angermeier R. Beadle R. Hopper D. Jackson B. King D. Luck B. Toone Business 100 Business Business Business Business Business Business Business New Classes symbols, instead of just symbols, Speedwriting is much easier to learn than Shorthand. Also offered this year is the Secretarial Intensive Lab and the Clerical Intensive Lab. The Clerical Intensive Lab is a two period, two semester senior level course for students following the clerical sequences. The Secretarial Intensive Lab is also two period, two semester course for students on the secretarial sequence. These classes are taken to find jobs in offices. The business department has risen to the top this year gaining the respect of all involved. by Cheryl Holder Reaching into the depths of her mind, Junior Janice Allen tries to figure out her Accounting. Senior Jeff Miller tries to type his best timed writing. English English English English English English English English Freshman Toni Guest, Joe Schaeffer, and Jamie h't'lltt th'El-h M. . . H . E d E33223? W W t m of orlzons xpan There are many gifted and talented students in this world, but many of them are hidden beneath the demands of trivial schoolwork. A program to challenge these minds, Hori- zons was offered for the first time at Reitz this year. Incoming freshman who had taken I.Q. tests and written papers in grade school to pos- sibly be chosen to participate. These kids are at the top of the C-levels, said Mrs. Sharon Tuggle, the English depart- ment head. Although able to be in the top ranks of their classes, Mrs. Tuggle said that the stu- dents' grades possibly hide their potential. In Horizons, they perhaps like the curriculum bet- ter and they flower. Alot more is asked of them, but these stu- dents who are in Horizons now can follow it through the next years in high school, rather than have to meander through trite courses. Kim Ashley Julie Castleman is once again boggled by the modern technology of mankind. V. Alsop G. Aurand T. Baize R. Brumley P. Buckingham D. Durbin S. Johnston E. Kattau R. Norrick-Urash N. Qualls V. Thrasher S. Tuggle J. Williams English 101 Physical Education Physical Education Physical A new addition to the Phys. Ed. department is Richard Nau. Mr. Nau taught at McGary, for ten years and is now an instructor in drivers ed. He also teaches gym classes, is the line coach for the football team, and is assistant wrestling coach. Kristin Oates and Sherrill Hopple taking their laps. Matt Browning returns the cage ball as others look on. Tim Weiss looks for an open man. G. Andress B. Beeler C. Farmer W. Hape D. Henry J. Latham R. Nau L. Owen J. Weher Physical Education 102 Science Selence Science Science Science Science Science Science ior Paul Hutchinson tries to create a ' ' ' ' Jun Jumor Mlchael Wllhlte seems to enjoy 'on. . solutl workmg on Chemistry. J. Aramowicz W. Grayson J. Hubbard D. Jeffries L. Lyons F. Weatherholt J. Williams 1 Leann Jefferies, Doug Kieffner, Amish Patel, and Carol Owens give meaning to the term working together. Science 103 Social Studies Social Studies Social Social Studies Social Studies Many students feel that they should not be required to take history, economics, or government. Kim Girten, senior, asks, Why should we study something that happened in the past? Mr. Adye has the answer: A great philosopher once said, 'Those who do not know history are doomed to repeat it.' It's primarily an attempt to progress instead of waiting for the same thing to happen. Mrs. Wisdom explains to her history class, how it is made. Congressman Frank McCloskey stops to talk to students during his campaign. Mr. Freece enjoys teaching his Economics class the economic values of different countries. M. Freece N. Heard R. Kelley R. McIntosh N. Roberts V. Snyder W. Wiist P. Wisdom Social Studies 104 A. Didomizio Many students help perform various tasks for the office. Mr. Bratt takes time out to play a peg board game. : Support staff Principals Higgs, Hartig, Bratt Lead Faculty E. Bernekiny B. Beck J. DeweesEi F. DowneyfF R. Dye R. Hammonds J. Haygood J. Het'tenbachaP B. Kuykendoll C. Peckinpaugh:f m WM WWW. WM . WIWAAIJMWWX R. Schmitt R. ThompsofF T. Watssowf L. Weber M. WesseP e and bustle of daily office activities. Mr. Haygood tries to make a phone call during the hustl 105 Hundreds See Brigadoon The fall musical, Brigadoon , was held November 13,14 and 16 before a crowd of hundreds. The setting was a magical town which only appeared once in a hundred years. Tommy Albright, played by Darren Haygood, and Jeff Douglas, played by Matt Caton, go hunting one day and come across this mysterious town after becoming lost. While in town, Tommy falls in love with Fiona MacLaren, played by Amy Helfrich. Tommy must choose to remain with his love, Fiona, or return to New York and a loveless engagement to Jane Ashton, played by Melissa English. He chooses to return to New York but soon regrets his decision and returns to Scotland and the mystical town of Brigadoon. THE CAST Tommy Albright .......... Darren Haygood Fiona MacLaren .............. Amy Helfrich Charlie Dalrymple ............. Brent Carver .............................. John Damm Meg Boeckie ................ Christie Ulrich Sandy Dean ................... Gregg Appel Stuart Darymple .............. Brent Carver .............................. John Damm MacGregor .................... Tom Keogh Angus MacGuffie ............. Jason Parker Jeff Douglas ................... Matt Caton Jane Ashton ............... Melissa English Mr. Lundie .................. Brian Shoultz Frank ......................... Brian Deem Andrew MacLaren ......... Paul Hutchinson Archie Benton ................ David Angle Harry Benton ................ Eric Hunsaker Maggie Anderson ........... Marie Johnson Jean MacLaren ............... Susan Stovall Katie MacDuff ................. Joeli Staley Heather Kinnard .............. Barb Owens Cast of Brigadoon gather for Jean iSusan Sto- valD and Charlie's iBrent Carveri wedding. Jeff iMatt Catoni and Tommy iDarren Hay- goody listen to Mr. Lundie iBrian Shoultzi ex- plain the tale of Brigadoon. Brigadoon 106 tor Sonia Waters slaves over the computer Ch . E:;hoard trying to finish the index. anges In I This years' Reflections staff got off to an early start this year. The staff was chosen the first day of class and the yearbook was underway. This year, the Reflections staff was unique from any other staff. Page editors were a first for the Reflections staff this year. Certain people were in charge of the different sections in the yearbook whether it was academics, sports, organizations, or the album. The funding for this years' year- book came through advertisements and a budget given to the staff by the school. The big difference in this years' staff is that they were able to meet every deadline given to them, thus resulting in an award winning book. The yearbook one of the factors that keeps the pride alive at Reitz. by Stephanie Knapp I Many yearbook staff members attended workshops this year to help improve the yearbook. The 1986-87 Reitz Reflections staff hams it up for the camera. Front row: Carrie Garnett, Kirk ' i Sonia K ' h ' ll , S d : Cher l Holder, Marlene Vonderahe, Debbie Goetling, . . . . . Wraltger: E::ilsS::e:ySloe:rc:nCa:fev:, Julie 3Jlourdan, Kelly Siekmann, Kim Girten, Kim Ashley, Tony Semor Tony Nlemeier finishes one of the Niemeier, Stephanie Strieter, Kristin Toone, Third row: Stephanie Knapp, Stephanie Gerbig, Marc layouts for the yearbook. Schnarr, Matt Osborne, Craig Sprinkle, Andy Washo. Reflections 107 i'No, No, No! Wrong word! exclaims Greg Given as Kristi yMcCullough and Amy Burkdoll look on. Mirror Goals Editor-in-Chief Rick Davis puts the finishing touches on one of his stories. Achieved New and improved. Those are the two adjectives this years' newspaper, the Mirror, set out to accomplish at the beginning of the year. The year started offearly for the Mirror staff. Their first edition came out on the third day of school, and is believed to be the earliest Reitz newspaper publication that has ever been published for a first edition. The paper also opted for a new size this year. Changing the paper from an 11 by 14 size, the paper reduced itself to an 8V2 by 11 paper. The nameplate also encountered a change. The new staff was also credited by producing the largest newspaper ever . . . 12 pages! The changes first started three weeks before school started. The editors, along with Mr. Aurand, began assigning, typing, and editing stories. The best part of this year's successes is that next year, Reitz will have a better newspaper, as it strives to make itself the best and help to shoot Reitz back to the top. by Rick Davis Robby Grubbs serves as typesetter for this The Mirror staff: years' Mirror staff. Front: Stephanie Knapp, Carrie Garnett, Kim Overfield, Kristi McCullough; Second row: Cathy Young, Robby Grubbs, Rick Davis, Greg Given, Amy Burkdoll; Third row: Sherry Fleming, Shannon Minnette, Stephanie Gerbig, Barbara Barchet, Christy Ingram, Fourth 108 ' row: Robyn Orman, Jennifer Cameron, Luanne Montgomery, Carrie Mann. Adams, Gregory Alan, 54 Adams; Kevin Lee Adams, Robert Brian, 38 Adams, Jr. Leslie Douglas, 18 Adler, Robert James, 46 Alexander, Tina Marie, 54 Allega, Jeffery Scott, 80, 38 Allen, Adina Delaine Allen, Donna Jean, 72, 18 Allen, Janice Mae, 38 Allen, J udy Faye Allen, Sherrie Lynette, 68, 54 Allen, Virginia Lee, 92 Alsop, Jeffrey Lynn, 68, 4665 Anderson, Johnny, 77, 18 Anderson, Steven Thomas, 38 Anderson, Tommy Ray, 80, 38 Andreu, Carlos Lazaros, 54 Angle, David Wayne, 9, 62 Anker, Bryce Allan, 38 Anker, Derrik Dean, 446 Anslinger, Janel Lynn, 46 Appel, Angela Lynn, 38 Appel, Gregory Scott, 62, 46 Appell, Tara Ann, 66, 54 Appell, Tracy Lynn, 72, 18 Armitage Jr, David Lee, 18 Armstead, Tyrone, 38 Arney, Lachele Lynne, 46 Arnold, Stacey Michelle, 54 Arrigo, Bret Anthony Ashby, Amy Dee Ashby, Brian Douglas, 77, 38 Ashby, Gregory Dean, 77, 78, 18 Ashley, Kimberly Michelle, 46 Avery, Susan Marie, 46 Babb, Nicole, 62, 46 Babbs, Tracy Lynn, 69, 38 Baehl, Michele Marie, 18 Baehl, Rodney Richard, 80, 54 Bailey, Brian Neal, 80, 54 Bailey, Steven Keith, 46 Bain, David Patrick, 66, 54 Baker, Bobby Gene Baker, Buffy Sue, 18 Baker, Carman Bani, 38 Barker, Erica , 54 Baldwin, Ryder Austin Baldwin, Shanna Layne, 81, 36 Barchet, Barbara Lynn, 38 Barchet, Bruce David, 38, 62 Barchet, Laura Ann, 8, 37, 38 Barker, Erica Lynn Barnes, Jerrald Lynn Barnes, Melody Kay, 46 Barnett, Bradley Glen, 38 Barnett, Michelle Lee, 64 Barnett, Shawn Robert, 38 Barnett, Timothy Howard, 38, 62, 66 Barr, Gary Alan, 38 Barritt, James Alan, 38 Barron, James Thomas, 18 Barron, Stephanie Michelle, 54 Barthel Christopher, 65 Barton, Peter, 54 Basham, Salina Michelle, 46 Bass Jr, Cletus Earl Bastain, Terry Wayne Bateman, Christopher Joseph, 18 Batson, Alycia Carey, 46 Bauer, Karena Jean, 54 Baughn, Linda Kay, 46 Baumgart, Glen Edward, 46 Beach, Donna Jean, 54 Beach 11, Billy Ray, 80, 54 Beal, Bryan Robert, 46 Becker, Alison Renee, 38 Beckner, Douglas Martin,'80 Belangee, Brian Kenneth, 38 Belcher, Tracy Lynn, 46 Bell, Millard Levi Bell, Tony Wayne, 54 Bennett, Donald Scott, 18 Berfanger, Lisa Michelle, 54 Berg, Richard Douglas, 38 Berg, Tara Lynn, 54 Berlin, Sherri Lea, 69, 72, 18 Bernhardt, Sara Beth, 46 Berry, Norma Janette, 46 Berry, Stacy Lynn, 46 Beshearm Brian Edward, 54 Beshear, Todd Alan, 18 Besing, Cheree Suzanne, 54 Best, Philip, 18 Beswick, Marie Angela, 38 Biggerstaff, Scott Aaron, 54 Blackfoot, Barbara Anne, 38 Blackfoot, Felicia Gail, 54 Bland, Tina Louise, 72, 19 Blessing, Sean Noel, 65, 46 Blum, Brian David, 54 Boatman, Robert Eugene Boeke, Rodney William, 80, 46 Bogard, Richard Dirk, 46 Bohrer, Robert Alfred, 19 Boles III, William Earl, 46 Boliin, Jason Curtis, 54 Boling, Cameron Edwin, 80, 54 Boling, Jessica Daniel, 38 Booker, Shirrie Dawn, 46 Boring, Benjamin David, 19 Boring, Robert Vernon, 38 Bowers, Todd Eric, 19 Boyd, Laura Mae Boyle, Danny Ray, 46 Boyle, Loretta Lynn, 19 Boylls, Anna Georgette, 38 Boylls, Douglas Ray, 80, 38 Boylls, Michael Scott, 80 Bradford, Frank James, 77, 19 Bradford, Steven Michael, 38 Bradford, Wendy Lou, 54 Bratt, Kelly Kristine, 38 Braukhoff, Keri Lynn, 37, 38 Braun, Jeffrey Lee, 46 Bray, Cary Joseph, 38 Brewer, Carlos Gilberto, 54 Brooke, Christopher David Brooks, Karol Dajaun, 19 Brooks, Kerri Lavon, 46 Brooks, Kimberly Michell, 19 Browder, Dorothy Elaine, 46 Brown, Jeffrey, allen, 54 Brown, Jimmy Lee Emerson, 46 Brown, Jonathan Dee, 77, 19 Brown, Joni Lea, 19 Brown, Kevin Keith, 54 Brown, Shannon Renee, 72, 19 Brown, Thomas Edward, 46 Brown, Tina Marie, 46 Brown, Zonia Roche, 54 Brown Jr, Robert Lee Browning, Matthew James, 54 Bruce, Laura Joan, 38 Bruce, Margie Ann, 38 Brucken, Douglas Earl Brumitt, Jeffrey Ray, 89, 46 Brumitt, Lawrence Scott Brumley, Misty Rochelle, 46 Bryant, Stacy Ann, 46, 54 Bryant, Stacy Jean Bryant, Steven Thomas, 54 Brzezinski, Stephen Joseph, 19 Buchannan, Deloris Leah, 54 Buchanan, Melvin, 46 Bufkin, Vincent Scott, 38 Burgdord, Shari Gayle, 38 Burghardt, Laura Christine Burkdoll, Any Denice, 5, 43, 38 Burkes, Cynthia Ellen, 19 Brumeister, Angela Rochelle, 94, 20 Burmeister, Tisha Lyn, 54 Burns, Christa Marlene, 46 Burton, Paul Wayne, 38 Busby, Mark Alan, 38 Butler, Todd Elliott, 20 Byers, Christopher Mark, 38 Byrne, Maura Alethe, 20 Calbe, Heather Michelle, 54 Cain, Candy Ann, 4, 20 Cain, Christopher Steven, 46 Cain, Daniel Lee, 54 Caldwell, Brenda Kay Calvert, joel Wayne, 20 Cameron, Jennifer Sue, 38 Campbell, Reneae Lee Cardin, Belinda Gail, 20 Carey, John Lee, 46 Carlisle, Thomas Lee, 66, 46 Carney, Michelle Lynn, 54 Carter, Crista Dyanne, 16, 82, 68, 20 Carter, Jennifer Rebecca, 54 Carter, Patricia Gayle, 5 Carter, Sloan Lee, 38 Cartwright, Michael Ray, 54 Carver, Brent Allen, 9, 20, 62 Castleman, Julie Ann, 72, 38 Caton, Matthew Scott, 38, 62 Causey, Gary Wayne, 20 Causey, Julie A, 46 Chastain, Leigh Ann, 72, 39 Cheaney, Christine Ann, 20, 46 Cheaney, Karen Sue, 46 Childers, Kendria Kaye, 39 Choate, Bobbie Michelle 46 Christmas, Stephanie Lynn, 54 Cissna, Amy Beth, 46 Clark, Dana Lynn, 39 Clark, James Edward, 46 Clark, Kristina Lynn Clayton, Tammy Lynn, 54 Clegg, Carey Lee Clem, Christopher Eugene, 20 Clevenger, Sarah Lynn, 46 Cobb, Mark Allen, 54 Cole, Ralph Lee Coleman, Abby Lynn, 46 Coleman, Nick Eric, 77, 39 Collins, Aimee Beth, 20 Collens, Brian Keith, 39 Collins, Richard Lee Combs, Margaret Yvonne, 39 Combs, Mari-Farnces, 68, 20 Compton, Rodney Milen, 82, 20 Conkle, Katrina Maria, 54 Conner, Kelley Lynn, 72, 20 Cook, Brian Edward Cook, Christopher Lyman, 54 Cook Tracy Lynn, 54 Cooper, Angela Marie, 46 Cooper, Jennifer Elen, 46 Cooper, Jon Edward, 46 Corey, Jennifer Christina, 94, 54 Corley, Tara Lynn, 46 Cox, Darin John, 21 Crabtree, Keri Rae, 82, 92 Crabtree, Scott, 21 Craddock, Lola Estelle, 46 Crayner, Eric Alexander, 54 Crayner, Jennifer, 54 Cree, Phillip Lynn, 39, 62 Creek, James Martin Crider, Shauntrece Neal Crider Jr, Bruce Nolan Crosser, Cheryl Marie, 47 Crow, Deborah Leigh, 39 Crow, Wendy Beth, 39 Crowe, Brian Lee, 21 Crowe, Clifford Kent, 54 Crowe, Janet Elaine, 68, 92, 47 Crowe, Jeffrey Karl, 14, 77 Crowe, Kevin Lee Cummings, Kendall Diane, 47 Cummings II, Thomas Christopher, 80, 47 Cunningham, Cristan Gary Curry, Stephen Ray, 54 Curtis, Shawn Franklin, 47 Cusic, Jeffery Harris, 39 Damm, John Christian, 9, 37, 39 Damm, Kevin Christopher, 80, 54 Damm, Roger Darwin Daniels, Todd Allen, 21 Daniels, Lisa Dawn, 66, 54 Daugherty, Kristi Michelle, 21 Davault, Amy Beth, 55 Davault, Amy Beth, 55 Davault, Jeffery Thomas, 21 Davenport, Mama Ann, 55 Davidson, Deanna Dawn, 39 Davidson, Jeffery Allen, 55 Davidson, Sherry Ann Davis, Jennifer Ellen, 81, 55 Davis, Rhonda Sue, 21 Davis, Rick Allen, 21 Davis, Roger Allan, 55 Davis, Steven William, 55 Davis, Teresa Gail, 55 Dean, Martha Ann, 55 Deem, Brian Keith, 80, 39, 62 Deffendall, Stephanie Charlene, 72, 55 Deig, Galen Ray, 2, 62 Delong, Michelle Renee, 39 Demuth, Alison Renee, 21 Dennison, Daniel Charles, 80, 39, 55 Dennison, David Lee, 68 Deutsch, Jennifer Lynn, 22 Devine, Candace Ellenmarie, 47 Devine, David Chad, 47 Devine, David Dwayne, 55 Devine, Lori Ann, 22 Devoy, Richard Joseph, 46 Dezember, James Kenneth, 22 Diaz, Ramon Joseph, 22 Diekmann, Douglas Michael, 47 Dietz, Brian Michael, 55 Dietz, Eddie Allen, 80, 39 Dillon, Elissa Nicole, 55 Dillon, Kimberly Joyce, 47 Dix, Mia Michelle, 47, 55 Dix, Misty Dawn Dixon, John Charles, 22 Dockery, Amy Lynn, 22 Doninger, Craig Steven, 55 Dossett, Roy Thomas, 47 Downey, Darin Michael, 58, 55 Drake, Cindy Jo, 39 Drake, Wendy Jo, 39 Drone, Becky Jo, 47 Dubber, Jon David, 47 Duncan, Jeffrey Clarence, 55 Duncan, Lee Anne, 55 Duncan Leslie, 22 Dunn, Stacey Renee, 55 Dunn, Timothy, 55 Durban, Joseph A Dyehouse, Daryl Edwin, 39 Eagan, Kerry Lee, 47 Eaton, Geraldine Ann Edmonson, Gayle Lynn, 55 Effinger, Chuck Alan, 39 Effinger, Kevin Wayne, 80, 47 Egli, Susannee Elisabeth, 47 Eickhoff, Christina Michelle, 47 Eickhoff, Cindy Marie, 55 Eickhoff, Eric James, 80, 55 Eickhoff, Ricky Dewayne Elder, Matthew Bryant, 47 Elderbook, James Richard Elfreich, Lori Ann, 94, 22, 62 Elkins, Blake Edward Ellard, Daniel Wayne, 22 Elliott, Joseph Allen Elliott, Samantha Alta, 72, 22 Elliott, Thomas joe, 39 Elpers, Lisa Danielle, 68, 39 Embry, Philip Vernon Embry, Ronnica Nell, 39 Englert, Edwin Allen, 22 English, Dirk Allen, 22 English, Melissa Kathleen, 23, 62 English, Shad Thomas, 47 Epley, Gregory David Epley, Shane Michael, 23 Esparza, Julia Marie, 23 Euler, Dirk Lee, 80, 39 Euler, Sean Christian, 39 Evans, Michael George, 39 Evans, Rebecca Lynor, 55 Evans, Robert Kenneth, 47 Fairchild, Sean Edward Farmer, Ryan Leith, 39 Farris, Corey Alex, 55 Fehn, Keith John, 66, 47 Fein, Bradley David, 47 109 110 Fenwick, Jason Aaron, 55 Fenwick, Kevin Scott, 80 Fenwick, Tracie Lynette Ferguson, Susan Renay, 55 Fields, Melissa Jean, 39 Fingers, Troy Lamont, 55 Finger, jr, James Edward Fleeger, Larry Oatley, 55 Fleming, Amy Lynn, 47 Fleming, Sherry Lynn, 68, 23 Fleming, Terry Lyn, 77, 78, 79, 23 Flener, Jeffrey Wayne, 39 Fletcher, Lisa Gail, 2 Foerster, Blake Winston, 39 F012, Kimberly Renee, 47 Foote, Layne Delbert, 80, 62, 39 Forbes, Kevin Peter, 47 Forister, Teona Marie, 69, 47 Forshee, Melissa Kathrine, 55 Forshee, Michelle Renee, 39 Fortune, Cassandra Diann, 23 Fortune, Elaine Marie, 72, 39 Foster, Kelly Gene, 55 Foster, Michael David 55 Foster, Nichoel Ann, 55 Foster, Ronald Dee, 39 Foster, Vickie Lynne, 47 Fowler, Matthew Wayne, 35 Frankenberger, Gregory James, 47 Frankenberger, Staci Jean Franklin, Kathryn Neal, 55 Franklin, Pamela Harris, 55 Franklin, Tina Marie, 23 Fraser, Rachel Lynn, 55 Fredrick, Barbara Darlene French, Brady Lee, 47 French, Quentin Michael, 39 Fritts, Stacey Dawn, 23 Fry, Melissa Lynn Fuchs, Rebecca May, 55 Fulkerson, Angela Renae, 47 Fulkerson, Lisa Marie, 72, 39 Fulkerson, Pamela Faye, 47 Fuller, Dawn Marie, 47 Punches TL. Fuqua, Jonathan Riley, 47 Ruqua, Tonya Denise, 55 Fuquay, Edward, Kenneth Calka, Robin Lynn, 55 Card, Melissa Dawn, 47 Garnder, Sarah Catherine, 55 Garnettt, Carrie Frances, 1, 72, 23 Carnett, Mark Edward, 55 Garrett, Daniel Charles, 68 Garwood, Curtis Corbett, 55 Cass, Jama Marie, 39 Gates, Mark Lewis Gates, Marva Jo, 55 Gauger, Karen Ann, 72, 23 Gears, Helen Ann, 69 Geary, Derrick Jason Gee, Stephanhie Dawn, 55 Gehring, Neal Robert, 23 Geiser, Charles Anthony Geiger, Jeana Lynn Gerard, James, 55 Cerbig, Stephanie Lyn, 72, 23 Gerteisen, Adrianna Lynn, 23 Certeisen, Jo Anne Gerteisen, Matthew Jay, 55 Gibson, Stacy Denise Gillard, Duane Lee, 55 Gillard, James Preston, 48 Gillenwater, Candice Lee, 72, 73 Gilmore, John David, 48 Ginn, Alan Russell, 47 Girten, Kimberly Jane Girten, Richard James Given, Gregory Earl, 43, 82, 39 Glaser, Shannon Renee Goad, Michael David, 39 Godby, Cathy Jo, 48 Godsey, Kevin Duane, 39 Goebel, Angela Kay, 62, 66, 48 Goedde, Lisa Kay Coffinet, Anthony Damein, 55 Goijenfalk, Anna Viktoria, 23 Golden, Lisa Ann Golike, Donald Wayne Goode, Dennie Lee Goodman, Jason William Goodwin, Jeffrey James, 48 Goodwin, Jody Lee Gordon, Tina Michelle, 39 Cores, Casey Paul, 39 Cossman, Michael Jude, 77, 79, 24 Gottcent, Caryn Jill, 48 Graff, Carl Edward, 44, 39 Graham, Lonita Lefay, 92, 55 Graves, Richard Lee, 80, 48 Gray, Amy Allison, 55 Gray, Lonnie Kenneth, 55 Gray, Matthew Christopher Green, Brent J., 80, 55 Green, Gerald Andrew Green, Gregory Raymond,f 48 Green, Lisa, 40 Creenwell, Todd David, 55 Greenwood, David Layne, 4O Gresser, Lisa Renae, 69, 72, 4O Griffith, John Fredrick, 55 Grasham, Rebecca Jean, 68, 24 Groben, Glen David, 40 Grose, Randall Allen Grossman, Scott William Crossman, Stephanie Ann, 55 Groves, Donna Darlene Groves, James Kevin, 55 Groves, Jason Kerry Grubb, Jon AAron, 24 Crubb, Melody Joy, 62, 4O Crubbs, Robin Dean, 80 Crundon, Darren Eugene Crundon, Lisa Marie, 40 Guest, Antoinette Victoria, 55 Guetling, Debra Sue, 8, 4O Gurganus, James Paul, 66, 56 Cwaltney, April Sue, 4O Haas, Ingrid Gabrielle, 48 Hadley, Lisa Marie, 40 Hadley, Marjorie Christine, 24 Hadley, Robert Ray Hage, Libby Marit, 56 Hahn, Edward Allen, 56 Halbrook, Heather Lynde, 40 Hale, Carolyn Sue, 68, 24 Hale, David William, 40 Hale, Everett Dean, 68, 4O Hale, Farrell Lea, 56 Hall, Carol Sue, 24 Hall, Rebecca Charlene, 56 Hall, Scott Alan, 48 Hallam, Kelly Steven, 40 Haller, Cassie Lynn, 56 Haller, John Michael, 80, 62, 4O Ham, Kevin Michael, 40 Hamm, David, 4, 77, 24 Hammond, Joshua Jacob, 48 Hammond, Joy Ann, 56 Hamner, Douglas Ray, 24 Hanes, Deanna Lynn, 48 Hankins, Darin Lee, 72, 56 Hankins, Tracy Ann, 40 Hansen Jr, Kenneth Frederick, 13, 76, 77, 78, 2 Hape, Adam Steven, 80, 56 Hape, Angela Dawn, 48 Hape, Brian Keith, 80, 62, 66, 40 Happe, Amanda Lynn, 56 Happe, Troy John, 68 Hardin, Greta Louise, 94, 24 Harger, Clifford Ray, 40 Hargett, Scott Allan, 48 Hargett Jr, Wayne Stanley, 24 Harmon, Heather Elizabeth, 56 Harmon, Todd Wayne, 24 Harris, Krystal Kae Harris, Lonnie Ray, 24, 62 Harris, Robert Forrest, 24 Hart, Alicia Gail, 13, 24 Hart, Christopher Wayne Hart, Melissa Ann, 92, 56 Harth, Clifford Michael, 25 Hartig, Debbie Jean, 40 Hartman, Brian Grant, 62, 48 Hatfield, Sondra Marei, 72, 25 Hatfield, Stephanie Ann Hauschild, Lisa Ann, 40 Hauschild, Mark Allen, 25 Havill, Lorena Mylinda, 4O Hawkins, Deborah Diane, 25 Hayden, Cassandra Kaye, 25 Hayden, Monica Kay, 48 Hayes, Jay Wayne, 48 Hayes, Scott Thomas, 82, 25 Haygood, William Darren, 62, 4O Hays 11, Robert Allen Head, Jamie Renee, 40 ' Head, Mitchell Allen, 80, 56 Healy, Jennifer Rebecca, 40 Healy, Rachel Anne, 56 Heaton, Raymond Dean, 80, 56 Heintzelman, Teresa Ann, 40 Heise, Klay Matthew, 80, 48 Helfert, Jeffery Michael, 80, 48 Helfrich, Amy Suzanne, 82, 68, 25, 62 Helfrich, Ashley Jane, 68, 56 Helm, Christopher Shawn 26 Helmer, Trevor Lee, 13, 77, 26 Helmer, Wade Allen, 80, 56 Helsloot, Maura Kristine, 81, 4O Hempfling, Trudi Jeanne, 26 Henderson, Pamela Elizabeth, 40 Henderson, Thomas Eugene, 80, 4O Heneisen, Shanndon Lynn, 40 Henry, Jennifer Michele, 48 Henry, Matthew Lee, 80, 48 Hermann, Scott James, 26 Herndon, David Charles, 48 Herrenbruck, Scott Michael, 56 Herrin, Cory Dwayne, 68, 56 Herrmann, Beth Ann Hertel, Amy Gwen, 48, 48 Hetenbach, Gail Ann, 20 Hickman, Lisa Anne, 56 Hickman, Toni Jane, 72, 26 Hicks Coretta Victoria, 48 Hicks, Frank Lamar, 26 Hicks, Katasha Lalece, 56 Higdon, Elizabeth Anfn, 48 Higdon, Todd Jeffery, 4O Higgins, Connie Marie, 56 Hildenbrand, Troy Allen, 40 Hile, Jason Lee, 26 Hile, Leslie Renee, 56 Hill, Nikki Yvette Hill, Raymond Leeroy Hill, Richard Dexter, 49 Hille, Jay Alan, 56 Hille, Sherri Lee Hillenbrand, Jason Andrew, 66, 40 Hobby, Arlester Rochelle Hochstetler, Cordon Patrick, 56 Hoffmeyer Keith Morris, 26 Hogan, Jennifer Rayna, 56 Hogge, April Renee, 56 Holder, Cheryl Ann, 26 Holder, David Wayne, 56 Holder, Kevin Wayne, 56 Holder, Lisa Joan, 40 Hollingsworth, Jon Earl, 56 Hollingsworth, Paul Eugene Holt, Jason Paul, 56 Holt, Nicholle Vonnell, 69, 49 Holtzclaw, Kenneth Freeman, 40 Holtzclaw, Kerri Jo, 40 Hoover, Travas Don, 49 Hopple, Sherrill May, 49 Hormuth, Karla Gayle, 4O Hostettler, Laura Ruth, 4O Hotz, Kendra Gaye, 26 Houpt, Catherine Leanne Hubbard, Jason Andrew, 62, 4O Huck, Donald Gordon Hudnall, Lisa Ann, 49 Hudson, Jennifer Sue Huffman, Roxie Lee, 40 Hughes, Jennifer Lynn, 56 Hulan, Christopher Michael, 56 Humphrey, Jane allison, 56 Hunsaker, George Eric, 26 Hunsaker, Melinda Kay, 92 Hunter, Jill Elizabeth, 62, 40 Hurt, Jasson Lee, 49 Hurt, Kimberly Sue 40 Husky, Richard Wayne, 56 Huston, Kevin Michael, 26 Hutchinson, Paul Bryan, 62. Hyneman, Tracie Ann, 40 Igleheart, Justin Wayne, 56 Igleheart, Mathew Brian, 26 Ingram, Regina Christine, 81, 4 Ingram, Ross Andrew, 56 Inkenbrandt, Shellie Marie Isaac, Kevin Scott, 80 Jackson, Brent Darwin, 49 Jackson, Guyman Lee Jaisinghani, Sheela M, 49 James, Jean Paul Daniel, 49 Jankowski, Nicholas Sebastian Jorboe, Brett Nathaniel, 49 Jarrell, Jennifer Rose, 72, 41 Jarvis, John Allen Jarvis, John Malcom Jarvis, Steven Ray Jeffries, Leann Marie, 41 Jennings Jr., John Joseph, 41 lessee, Jeffrey Scott, 49 Joest, Lisa Marie, 26 Johann, Lucinda Gayle, 72, 41 Johann, Tammy Sue Johann, Wesley, Franklin, 49 John, Heather Lee, 27 Johnson, Charles Richard, 49 Johnson, David Alton, 41 Johnson, David Glenn Johnson, Eric Alan, 27 Johnson, Joel Wayne Johnson, Marie Jeanette Johnson, Patrick Aaron, 49 Johnson, Terry, 41 Johnson, William Dewayne, 41 Johnston, Jamog Jacob, 41 Johnston, Scott Andrew, 80, 49 Johnston, Shawn Michael, 27 Jones, Amy Marie, 26 Jones, Jamie Michael Jones, Joey Ray, 49 Jones, Marcus, Shawn, 50, 66, 4 Jones, Scott Russell, 80 Jordan, Brandy Lynn Jorgensen, Brian Albert Jorgenscn, Rebecca Lynn Jorgensen, Roy William Jourdan, Julie Lynn, 62, 41 Jourdan, Trent Allen, 49 Joyce, Terrell Lynn, 49 Joynt Jeffrey Lance, 27 Jozwiak, Bobbie Lynn Julian, Daniel Vaughn, 44, 41 Julian, Juli An, 68, 62, 41 Kappert, Michele Lee Kasinger, Jayne Marie, 72, 27 Kasper, Steven Dale, 27 Kassel, Kyle G., 62, 49 Kebortz, Kenneth William, 27 Keene, Amy Ann, 72 Keitel, Brandie Suzanne Keller, Danny Wayen, 80, 49 Keller, Darren Paul, 41 Keller, Mark Anthony, 49 Kelley, Casey Scott, 80 Kelley, Chris Lloyd, 80, 41 Kelley, Patricia Lynn, 62, 41 Kello, Heather Lynn, 27 Kello, Sean Allen Kelsey, Stevan Wayne, 41 Kemp, Margaret Elaine Kestler, James, 49 Kettinger, Brad Steven Key, David Warren Key, James Wade, 41 Kidwell, Brian Lee, 41 Kieffner, Robert Douglas, 62, 4. King, Darrell Len, 15, 27 King, Darren Glenn, 17 King, Ericka Leian, 49 Kirby, Delana Dyan, 49 Kirk, Robert John, 72, 41 Kissel, Amy E. 71, 17 Kissinger, Christy Dawn, 41 Kissinger, Steven Gary Kitchens, Gary Allen, 77, 78, 17 Klipsch, Andrew Timothy, 62, 41 Klueg, John Raymond Knapp, Stephanie Ann, 5, 72, 27 Kneer, James Brian Knight, Christopher Charles, 57 Knigth, Gary Wayne, 80, 57 Knight, Kirk Wayne, 41 Knight, Melissa Mariel, 49 Knight, Shannon Renee Knowles, Ian Michael, 57 Knowles, Kerry, 92, 57 Koch, Gary Raymond, 44 Koewler, Kristie Lynn, 68, 49 Koewler, Kristie Lynn, 68, 49 Koewler, Lori Lynn, 68, 27 Kolb, Christopher Michael, 68 Kolb, Kraig Kenneth, 52, 80, 45, 49 Kopec, Karen Ann, 28 Kough, Thomas Andrew, 57 Krietemeyer, Tiffany Renee Kirzek, Sabrina Helen, 49 Krueger, Randi Marie, 57 Krueger, Staci Dawn, 82, 41 Kuebler, Julie Christine, 49 Kueste, Cindy Jean, 49 Kuykendall, Gary Lee, 28 Kuykendall, Ladonna Lynn, 41 Labaw, Amber Lynn, 57 Lacer, Trenny Renea, 41 Lacer Jr, William Thomas, 68, 41 Lamar, Gabriel Brant, 49 Lamar, Jason Allen, 57 Lamell, Angela Dawn, 57 Lammela, John Charles, 57 Landers, Donald Lee, 57 Lankford, Amy Dawn, 57 Lasher, Jason Lyle, 57 Lashley, Richard Alan Latham, Deana Ann, 62, 41 Lauderdale, Clint Michael, 62, 41 Lawrence, Angela Kay, 28 Lawrence, Michael Ray, 53, 57 Lawson, Robert Allen, 49 Layden, Heather Luann, 41 Layden, Kemp Heath, 28 Layne, Lisa Ann, 69, 72, 28 Lee, Michael Allen, 27 Lefler, Gregory Wayne, 49 Lefler, Terry Wayne, 57 Lehr, Kimberly Ruth Lenfers, Lynnett Marie, 72, 41 Leonard, Kevin Wayne, 49 Leroy, Jennifer Ann, 49 Lester, Sandra Louise, 49 Lewis, Colandra Lewis, Darren W., 28 Lewis, Devin James, 41 Lichtenberger, Gary Scott, 57 Lilly, Christopher Allan, 49 Lindauer 11, Ronald Gene, 80, 57 Lindenberg, Christopher Lee, 49 Lineback, James Michael Linegar, Janet Kay Lipking, Tracy Lynn, 28 Littlepage, Edward Allen Loeffler, James Wilbert, 8O Loeffler, Jerry Robert, 80, 41, 57 Loesch, Brian Keith, 28 Long, Karen Sue, 41 Long, Kurt Allen, 57 Longest, Cynthia Dawn, 49 Longest, Robert Dale, 41 Loughary, Marjalea Mae Lucas, Jill Louise, 66, 49 Ludwick, Kimberly Renee Lukenheimre, Amy Kay, 25, 82, 94, 28 Lupfer, Yvonna Louise Lurker, Stephanie Ann, 81, 28 McClarney, Traci Michelle, 57 McConville, Nicola Mary, 81, 42 McCormick, Kevin Lee, 42 McCray, Sheronda Levell, 57 McCullough, Flint Eugene, 80, 57 McCullough, Kristine Marie, 43, 42 McCullough, Laura Beth, 69, 62, 42 McCullough, Tracy Lynn, 29 McDaniel, Nusha, 49 McDonald, Christopher Joseph, 53, 57 McDowell, Lynn McFadden, Shane Michael, 49 McFarland, Jamie Lee, 57 McFarland, William Daniel, 80 McCehee, James Marcus, 49 MCGill, Kevin Shawn, 42 McGill, Kristen Danielle, 49 McGovern, Marc Chris McGregor, Susan Rebecca, 45, 62, 49 McGregor 11, John Michael, 29 McIntosh, Kymberly Lynne, 81, 49 McIntyre, Stephanie Rae, 42 McManus, Paul Michael, 57 McReynolds, Brian Scott McVey, Bradley Earl, 50 Meeks, Michael Gerard, 50 Meeks, Patrick Lewis, 42 Mercer, Daniel Lee, 50 Meredith, Odis Carl, 77, 29 Meriwether, Troy Montell, 57 Meyer, Oliver P. Miles, Jeffrey Austin, 67 Miller, Dana Lynn, 57 Miller, Jason Jerome, 57 Miller, Jeffrey, 68, 29 Mills, Jeffrey William, 80, 69, 42 Minnette, Shannon Michelle, 69, 42 Minnette, Shaunna Marie, 57 Minor, Stephen Michael, 80, 42 Minton, Alicia Kay, 81, 92, 29, 45, 50 Minton, Mary Ann Minton, Richard Keith, 42 Mitchell, Lisa Lea, 57 Mitchell, Mark Allen, 42 Mockobee, Antione Jerrico, 42 Moelenkamp, John Alex, 50 Moers, William Edward, 57 Moghaddam, Arash Moit, Tricia Lynn, 29 Momon, Albert Jerome Momon, Teri Dianne, 50, 57 Momon, Tiari Annette Monarch, Stacy Ann, 29 Montgomery, Luanne Rose, 81, 42 Montgomery, Michael Wayne, 80, 42 Moody, Dale Wade, 80, 57 Mooney, Loretta Uumm Moore, Amy Catherine, 82, 62, 42 Moore, Dustin Jacob, 80, 57 Moore, Elizabeth Monique, 29 Moore, Jodie Luann, 72, 29 Moore, Kevin Jon, 8, 57 Moorehead, Amy Sue Moorehead, Keith Everett, 80 Moorehead, Monica Irene, 72, 29 Morgan, Gloria Denise, 57 Morris, Dena Renae, 57 Morris, Lisa Julia, 69, 29 Morris, Wade Allan, 77, 42 Morris, William Tyson Mortis, Rebecca Lynn, 57 Mortis, Robin Ann, 50 Moser, Anthony Michael, 42 Mossbergber, Daniel Scott Mossberger, Kellie Rae, 68, 57 Mossberger, Kendra Renee, 68, 57 Mossberger, Kristie Lynn, 68, 42 Mossberger, Shari Ann, 50 Mounts, Brian Keith, 13, 82, 29 Mueller, Ted Allen, 50 Mueller II, Timothy Wendell , 42 Mulherin, Ann Marie, 68, 42 Mulherin, Jane Ann, 13, 14, 68, 72, 29 Mullen, Donna Sue, 50 Mullen, Mark Allen Murphy, Ashlyn Jennifer, 62, 42 Murphy, Roger Alan Murphy, Teresa Jane, 57 Murray, Michael Roy, 50 Musser, Brian Kurtis Myers, Brian Jason, 57 Myers, David Ray, 50 Myers, Rebecca Lee, 50 Nash, James Keith, 42 Neighbors, Deborah Lynn, 50 Neisen, Julia Anne, 42 Niesz, Jeffrey Royce, 77, 78, 29 Nenneker, Fred William Nevill, Laura Beth, 81, 57 Newman, Russel, 68 Niemeier, Paul Thomas, 80, 50 Niemeier, Tony Raymond, 77, 3O Nix, David Christopher, 57 Nolte, Darrin Earl, 77, 30 Northington, Tiffany Elaine Norton, Derrick Spencer, 57 Nowling, Andrea Leigh, 30, 52 Null, Charles Lee, 42 Nurrenburn, Dennis Edward Oates, Kristen Ann, 62, 50 Oconnor, Mary Elizabeth, 50 O'Hanrahan, Kelly Blathin, 94, 30 Oldham Jr., Bobby Joe, 42 Orman, Robyn Lynn, 72, 42 Orshovsky, Gina Rae, 42 Orshovsky, Matthew Walter, 50 Orth, Gary Ray Orth, Larry Ervin Orth, Troy Scott, 80 Osborne, Mark Albert Osborne, Matthew Allen, 77, 30 Overfield, Kimberly Ann, 9, 13, 82, 30, 17 Overfield, Kirsta Lynn, 50 Owen, Brandon Scott Owen, Kathy Lynn, 42 Owen, Matthew Jason, 50 Owens, Barbara Renee, 30, 62 Owens, Carol Ann, 82, 62, 42 Owens, Dustin William Pace, Tiffini Renee, 30 Face, Tracy Lovern Paddock, Jason Daniel Paddock, Mitchell Duane, 50 Palmer, Jennifer Rachelle Palmer, Ceregory, 50 Palmer, William Gregory Parchman, Clarissa Robinlisa Parker, Fawn Jodie, 30, 62 Parker, Jason Erik, 42 Parker, Kirk Alan Parkman, James Lamont Parks, Lana Renea, 42 Parmley, Christopher Robert, 42 Parson, Virginia Carol Pate, Andrea Louise Pate, Chad Douglas Pate, Kevin Michael, 30 Patel, Amish Ranchhodbhai, 42 Patton, Susan Marie, 68, 62, 42 Paul, Keri Nell, 81 Paul, Thomas Glenn, 50 Payne, Christopher Lortez, 80 Pearce, Kimberly Kay, 72, 30 Pearl, Dara Marie, 42 Pearl, Maurice Newell, 42 Peay, Andrew Allen, 30 Peay, Tiffany Ann Peerman, Byron Gene, 30 Peerman, Jenni Lynn Pemberton, Jerry Lee Pepper, Troy Rae, 3O Perdue, Tosha Lynn, 42 Perdue, Trisha Jo Perkins, Bradley Scott Perry, Gina Gayle, 53 Petitjean, Lisa Ann, 68, 42 Petranek, Ann Marie, 72, 3O Petranek, Karen Lee, 68, 50 Petrig, James Eric, 42 Pfender, Melody Dawn, 50 Pfister, Mark Jason, 42 Pfister, Matthew William, 50 Phelps, Lionel Reed, 50 Phillips, Dwayne Lynn, 30 Phillips, Jacinda Ellen, 31 Phipps, Michelle Leigh, 69, 42 Pickett, Jeffrey lee, 50 Pietsch, Micolle Lee, 42 Pike Jr., Billy Joe Piper, Randy Keith Pollard, Tyrone, 31 Poole, Tracy, 69, 62, 42 Porter, Matthew Todd Potts, Bobby Gene, 50 Powers, Eula Loraine, 50 Powers, Kimberly Estel, 31 Prater, Regina Inez Price, Tina Marie, 50 Pruett, Raymond Leroy, 50 Purcell Jr., Paul E., 42 Quakkelaar, Kara Leigh, 31 Quakkelaar, Kristin Jenell, 81, SO Qualls, Scott Allan Quarles, George Lee, 31 Quick, Joseph Leroy 50 Rainey, Jennifer Lynn, 50 Rainey, Kaytana G. Rakestraw, David Raymond, 50 Raleigh, Kurt David Ramos, Carol Jean Ramsden, Amy Elizabeth Ramsden, David Everett, 31 Randolph, Harold Wayne, 31 Ranes, Brooke Noel, 92, 50 Rash, Kimberly Dawn, 31 Ray, Julie Ann, 31 Ray, Travis D., 42 Reed, Amy Jo, 58 Reed, Heather Lee, 50 Reinitz, Wase Anothy Reising, Gabreial Reising, Heather Marie, 68 Reisz, Teresa Ann, 50 Reiter, Stephanie Ann, 50 Rexing, Tamara Sue Rhodes, Dusty Wayne Rhodes, Scott Lee Rice, Jennifer Joy, 81 Richardt, Jeffrey Wayne, 77, 42 Richard, Shawn Keith, 51 Rider, Tammie Lynn, 42 Riggle, Laura Sue, 31 Riney, Tobin Scott, 80, 42 Ringo, Eric Wayne, 51 Rittenbery, David William, 42 Ritter, Rochelle Lynn, 42 Ritterskamp, Elizabeth Ann Roberts, Jamie Kristime Roberts, Melanie A. Robertson, Derek Shane Robertson, Erik Ray, 42, 43 Robertson, Mary Helen Robinson, Eric Jason Robinson, Orlando Cortez, 51 Rodenberg, John Henry, 43 Rogers, Robert Roy, 43 Rogers, Teresa Marie Ross, Chandra Renee Ross, Nancy Francine, 43 Roten, Janie Sue, 31 Roth, Kimberly Kay Roy, John Anthony Rudolph, Elizabeth Frances, 51 Ruff, Melissa Dianne, 43 Ruminer, Gary Thomas, 51 Russler, Jason Lee, 31 Russler, Michael Wayne Rust, Lan Michelle Rust, Richard Michael Ruthenburg, Matthew Edmands Ruthenburg, Peter Duncan, 31, 62 Saalwachter, Tamara Faye Sailer, Leah Michelle, 81 Sailer, Stacey Lynn, 81, 31 Sales Christopher Paul, 80 Salzman, Danica Lynn, 43 Sander, Derek Wayne, 51 111 Sander, John David Snaders, Andrew L. Sanders, Anna Lois Sanders, Brent Demario Sanders, Candice Nichelle Sanders, Charles Murray, 31 Sanders, Derek Rai Sanders, Eric, Gregg, 80 Sauter, Bryan Dale, 31 Sauter, Sheryl Arm Savage, Kimberly Denise, 51 Scavone, Cara Beth, 51 Schaefer, Joseph Allan Schaefer, Steven Ray Schaefer, Victor William, 51 Schapker, Kevin Jade, 77, 32 Schenk, Chad Leroy, 51 Schenk, Robin Renee Schmahlenberger, Frank Edward Schmitt, Charo Ceroge, 68, 43 Schmitt, Rodney Jack, 43 Schmitz, Mark Allen Schmitz, Scott Walter, 51 Schmitz, Susan Renee Schmuck, Melissa Anne Schmuck, Melissa Anne Schnaare, Shelley Dawn, 32 Schnarr, Marc Allyn, 77, 79, 32 Schnarr, Nick Layne, 80, 43 Schnautz, Kendra Lynn, 68 Schneider, Brett Alan, 80, 51 Schmiedel, Carolynn Beth, 62, 51 Schnell, Denise Lynn, 43 Schnell, Mark Alan, 51 Schoening, Brian Michael Schultz, Jerryl Duane, 51 Schweikarth, Christine Lynn, 51 Schweizer, Diane Marie Scott, Jason Lee, 80 Scott, Kellie Lynn, 32 Sebree, Brandon Lamont, 68 Seckinger, Julia Ann, 32 Seib, Tena Marie Seidehamel, Kevin Charles, 50 Seidehamel, Randall Joseph, 82, 32, 43 Sensmeier, Alicia Elaine, 43 Shadrick, Johnny V., 43 Shanks, Destree Dawn, 69 Shappell, Cherrie Jo, 32 Shappell, Jeann Marie, 51 Sharp, Kristina, 43 Shekell, Kevin Earl, 43 Sherlock, Kevin Michael, 43 Sherman, Tamara Evangeline, 43 Shrman, Yon, 43 Shoultz, Bryan Lee, 43 Shrode, Deborah Jean, 43 Shrode, Natalie Marie Shuck, Stacie Ann, 51 Siekmann, Kelly Suzanne, 68, 62, 43 Silver, Scott Brent, 51 Simmons, Julie Ann, 72 Simms, James Allen, 51 Singer, Christopher Lee, 51 Singer, Nicholas Joseph, 32 Sisson, Laura Jean Skelton, Cathy Jo Skinner, Anthony Taylor, 51 Skinner, Nicholas Joseph, 51 Slaughter, Kevin Eugene, 51 Slinkman, Kelly Payne, 51 Sloan, Renee Lynn, 51 Small, Jennifer Lynn, 72, 32 Small, Max Eric Smith, Aimee Fleurrette Smith, Debra, 43 Smith, Bradley Earl, 51 Smith, Elisa Lynn, 32 Smith, James Ray Smith, Jane Ann, 32 Smith, Jared henry, 68 Smith, Jeffery Alan, 51 Smith, Julie Jean Smith, Kala Jo Smith, Shad Alan, 51 Smith, Tanya Sue, 51 112 Snodgrass, Sherry Lynn, 81, 72, 43 Snodgrass Jr., Gary Lee, 80 Snurpus, Abby Pilar, 62, 51 Snyder III, John Roger, 43 South, Shanah Michelle Spencer, Johnathan Eric, 80 Spillman, Benjamin Courtney, 32, 62 Spratte, Jill Christine, 43 Springer, Tamara Sue, 51 Sprinkle, Craig Stephen, 77, 32 Sprinkle, Wesley Forrest Stagg, Johnathan Charles, 43 Staley, Joeli Anne, 32, 62 Steinmetz, Samuel Lester, 82, 44 Stephens, Steven Phillip Steurer, Steven Phillip Steurer, Kathy Ann, 44 Stevens, Lori M., 51 Stevens Jr., Terry Lee, 51 Stewart, Chad Damon, 77, 17, 32 Stewart, Cory Desmon, 82, 51 Stewart, Wendy Rochelle Stock Barbara Gayle, 32 Stock, John Edward, 51 Stock, Shawn Marie, 51 Stockton, Kelli Jo, 51 Stoelting, Cheryl Lynn Stokes, Kerri Jo, 81 Stone, Bruce Benair, 33 Stone, Charles William, 77, 33 Stone, Dora Lee, 33 Stone, Jennifer Rebecca Stone, Mary Angelina Storey Jr., Donald Wayne Stovall, Susan Jayne, 62, 51 Streetman, Don Francisco, 44 Strickland, Heather Lynn Strieter, Scott Steven, 80 Strieter, Stephanie Sue, 4, 25, 33 Stucke, Jeffrey Michael, 80, 51 Stucke, Michele Lee, 51 Stuckey Mark Alan, 68, 44 Stuteville, Dawn Michelle, 51 Suh, Jung Eun Sullivan, Michael Sunderman, Kenneth Duane Sundermeyer, Amy Ellen Suter, Scott Alan, 33 Sutton, Shanna, 51 Swallows, Larry Robert, 13, 82, 33 Sweeney, Jon Michael Switzer, D'Wayne Michael, 17, 33 Switzer, Dana Marie, 51 Swope, Samuel Earle Tabor, Brian Lee, 62, 51 Swope, Samuel Earle Tabor, Brian Lee, 62, 51 Talley, Jennifer Ann, 13, 82, 17, 33 Tapp, Yolanda Lavette, 51 Taylor, Andrew Leighton, 51 Taylor, David Allen Tempel, Christine Ruth, 44 Tenhumberg, Keith Alan, 51 Thies, Cynthia Kay, 62, 44 Thomas, Angela Marie, 68 Thomas, Cathy Lynn, 44 Thomas, Christopher Mark Thomas, Lanethea 1Green1 Thomas, Michelle Kay Thompson, James Michael, 44, 51 Thompson, Jane Ellen Thornton, Brian Keith Thornton, John Joseph Tieken, Deborah Elaine, 5, 44 Tiemann, Jennifer Ellen, 51 Todd, Jeremy Ray Toone, Brad Alan, 13, 77, 79, 33 Toone, Chad Eric, 80, 51 Toone, Kristen Ann, 25, 33 Torres, Scott Allen, 77, 33 Torres, Vincent Greg, 6, 77, 33 Torres J12, Richard Daniel, 80 Townsend, Krista Renee, 51 Tramill, Jerrod Lamont Tramill, Sara Deridre, 44 Trautvetter, Lisa Michelle, 72, 44 Trautvetter, Tracey Jean, 6, 51 Trent, Danette Kaye, 51 Trent, Daniel Allen, 51 Troger, Peter Martin Tuck, Rodney Carlos, 52 Tucker, James Andrew, 33 Tucker, John Aaron, 8O Tucker, Sara Jean, 52 Turpin, Michelle Angela, 72, 34 Tyler, Sondra Faye Uloth, Joann Marie, 34 Ulrich, Christina Michelle Ulrich, Michael Scott, 34 Umbach III, Albert John, 44 Underhill, Brian Keith ' Utley, Dawn Michelle Vandever, Andrea Louise, 81 Vanzant, Jay Ryan Vasquez, Catherine Marie, 44 Vaughn, Daniel Eugene, 44 Vaughn, Richard Joseph Vetters, Christopher Craig, 52 Vetters, Leslie Ann, 34 Vincent, April Renay Vincent, Jeffrey Mark, 34 Vincent, Ladonna Raye Vincent, Matina Raye, 34 Vinson, Jeffrey James Virgin, Cary Laine Voegel, Laura Catherine, 82, 53 Voegel, Phillip Donovan, 34 Vogel Jr., Edward Leroy, 80 Volkman, Matthew Edward, 13, 34 Vonderahe, Keith William Vonderahe, Marlene Ann, 8, 81, 34 Wade, Heather Leigh, 94, 52 Wade, Jeana Larae Wade, Marian Gayle Wade, Melanie Kay Wagner, Christine Elizabeth, 44 Wagner, Tina Renee Wagner, Todicea Lynn Wagoner, Andrea Lee, 52 Walker, Bryan Wesley, 8, 52 Walker, Dominique Paul, 44 Walker, Gregory Dale, 14, 77, 34 Walls, Julie Ann Walton Jr., Kenneth David, 52 Wambach, Shannon Rae, 34 Ward, Alice Malinda, 53, 45, 52 Ward, David Amos, 34 Ward, James Joeseph Ward, Julie Clare, 44 Wardrip, Cecila Joy, 52 Wargel, Kathryn Lynn, 44 Wargel, Paul Allen, 34 Wargel, Raymond Eugene, 52 Warren, Jason Tyne, 34 Washo, Andrew Allen, 77, 34 Wasson, Brian, 44 Waterman, David Scott Waterman,.Douglas Michael, 77, 34, 44 Waters, Aaron Wayne Waters, Sonia Marie, 44, 35 Watson, Joseph Marvin, 52 Watson, Richard Allen Weatherford, Brian Allen Weber, Cynthia Jean, 52 Weber, Jane Ann, 52 Weber, Scott Allen, 35 Weese, Deanna Kay, 5, 62, 44 Weigant, Joey Allen, 35 Weightman, Andrea Ruth Weightman, Monica Yvette, 35 Weightman, Thomas Warren, 35 Weiss, David Andrew, 52 Weiss, Timothy Michae, 52, 44 Welch, Tracy Renee, 21 Wells, Steven Russell Wentzel, Mark Allen, 35 Wepfer, Kathryn Marie, 69, 52 Werner, Billie Gail, 52 Werner, Steven Paul, 52 West, Carolyn Sue, 13, 35 Whalen, Dawn Michelle, 44 Wheeler, Cherish Anita Whipple, Kirk Udo, 35 Whipple, Stacey Dawn, White, Andrea Shay, 72, 35 White, Tina Michelle, 69 White Jr., Charles Lee Whitehead, David Scott Whitledge II, Louis Gene Whitler, Jody Lee, 52 Whitler Jr., Ronald D., 35 Wiethop, Clint Stuart, 35 Wigand, Mark Emmett, 58 Wildt, Kristina Lynn, 44 Wildt, Shellie Rae, 81 Wildt, Sherri Kae Wilhite, Michael Alan, 62, 44 Wilhite, Wesley Byron Wilkins, Kellie Jo Wilkins, Shawn Michael Wilkinson, Dana Joy, 52 Wilkinson, Lynn Gayle, 52 Wilkinson, Shanna Jo Will, Bryan David, 44 Will Jr., Donald James, 35 Williams, Anan Lisa, 72 Williams, Daniel Andrew Williams, Heather Dawn, 69, 52 Williams, Jamison Stoycarl, 36 Williams, Kelly Jo Williams, Raquel Lachel, 36 Williams, Sophia Ann, 36t Williams, Todd David, 44 Williams, Toni Jo Williamson, Krista Renae, 52 Willis, Brandon, 52 Wilson, Donna Darlene Wilson, Jason Edward, 52 Wilson, Nicole Renee Wilson, Troy Duane, 36 Wimpelbcrg, James Jacob, 88, 44 Wimpclberg, Joanne Jo, 65, 52 Winiger, Jeanette Josephine, 69, 44 Winiger, William Scott, 36 Winstead, Carrolette Jo, 81 Winstead, Scott Paul Winternheimer, Philip Clarence, 36 Wolf, Cydney Rae, 72 Wolf, Sara Michelle, 44 Woosley, Raobert Carl, 77, 37, 62, 44 Word, Chad Andrew, 44 Word, Eric Allen, 80 Wortz, James Steve, 68, 52 Wright, Amy Noelle, 44 Wright, Melissa Ann, 52 Wright Jr., David Michael Wright Jr., Thomas David, 44 Wunderlich, Brad Wayne, 36 Wytovak, Eric Wayne, 77, 36 Yancy, Kelli Yarger, Jeremy Travis, 52 York, Amy Suzanne, 52 Young, Catherine Ann, 44 Young, Scott Emerson, 52 Young, Trisha Sue Zentmyer, Harold Wayne Ziliak, Donald Ray, 52 Zimmerman, Jason Ronald KORESSEI. 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HOMEROOMS 205 AND 209 FOR YOUR TEMPORARY HELP NEEDS CALL FOR Olsten Temps GENERAL OFFICE I WORD PROCESSING I LEGAL SUPPORT RECORDS MANAGEMENT I ACCOUNTlNG I MARKETING LIGHT INDUSTRIAL I TECHNICAL CONGRATULATIONS to all graduates and remember Farm Bureau for your 5 C9 future insurance needs. Temporary Services We know how to help GARY L. HOPPLE Agency Manager I SAME WEEK PAY 4 2 6 ' 2 8 5 3 I MEDiCAL PLAN 1029 Diamond Ave. Phone 426-2761 sorranos. I EQEQSEEI OLD NATIONAL BANK BLDG. i MEMBER EVANSVILLE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE V a Byron Peerman Tony Niemeier Kim Pearce And The Rest Of MRS. ALSOP'S HOMEROOM Says Congrats To The Rest Of The Class Of 87 iors graduate and juniors . 1 a photograph exibition at the Evans- , as sophomores feel more ' 1, ville Museum. t and freshmen escape the . t ' ,' Throughout February, the list of 3' syndrome, it is time to . . j , presentations, as well as exhibits, hat our City, Evansville, is . ' i ' , took place, some being the Black g its 175th birthday. This community The renOvation of the HLstory Month Talent Revue and a irks the anniversaries of riverffbnt area as well as the resto- presentation of Evansville's indus- :morable events in histOry. rat 6n of the dowmown Walkway try during World War 11., 6 far most important is the ,. ' a March continued to provide a iary 0f the city itself. In' 6ppeara1'1ce o Evansville. Future wide variety of concerts and lec- agh MCRGary, of Kentucky, projects, such as the construction tures, and on March 27, a birthday a the territory of Indiana of the Russel G. Lloyd Expressway, gala was held for Evansville. 15 later, General Robert M which 15 to be completed 111 1988 or Rounding off the year-long list urchased a portion of land 1989, will L drastically change the of activities is the Freedom Festival north of What is now way Evansville looks. Not only and Thunder on the Ohio, as well does 1987 mark the 175th anniver- as the annual West Side Nut Club axy of Evansville, but also the 50th - Fall Festival, which theme will re- volve around Evansville's 175th y hig h water caused birthday and the celebration of the i beg evacuated and li- United States Constitution. fended the city' 5 normal The year 1987 can best be de- 01 more than three scribed as a year of celebration. ,6; Flood of 1937 was By Debbie Guetling zed in January with a ' Stephanie Knapp 128 REFLECTIONS STAFF Editor-In-Chief ........................ Carrie Garnett Freshman Section ...................... Kerri Stokes Sophomore Section ..................... Debbie Guetling Junior Section ......................... Sloan Carter Senior Section ......................... Stephanie Strieter Clubs Editors .......................... Kelly Siekmann, Marlene Vonderahe Clubs Staff ............................ Julie Jourdan, Matt Osborne, Marc Schna Sports Editor .......................... Craig Sprinkle Sports Staff ............................ Greg Walker, Jeff Neisz, Greg Ashby, Kil Knight, Brian Belangee, Tony Niemeier Academics Editor ...................... Stephanie Gerbig Academics Staff ........................ Cheryl Holder, Tony Niemeier, Kim As: ley, Kim Girten, Sloan Carter, Debbie Gu tling, Stephanie Knapp Darkroom Specialists ................... Jeff Crowe, Andy Washo, Craig Sprinkle Index ................................. Sonia Waters, Stephanie Knapp, Debb . Smith . Business Manager ...................... Kristen Toone Advertising Manager ................... Kirk Knight Advertising Staff ....................... Brian Belangee, Chris Kelley Basketball Homecoming ................ Julie Castleman, Sloan Carter, Julie Jourdz Community Page ...................... Debbie Guetling, Stephanie Knapp Advisor ............................... Gene Aurand A SPECIAL THANKS TO: Mrs. Bonnie Toone and Mr. Bob Hammonds for the photos they provided us with.